Baby boomers have been trend setters in many ways. Here's another: they're one of the first generations to see higher divorce rates as they grow older. According to the Star Tribune, 25 percent of all divorces in 2007 were people who had been married for two decades....
It's apparently becoming a common question: is it legal to potentially track cheating spouses using a GPS device, particularly if it can lead to grounds for divorce? A New Jersey court says yes, and it could have implications for people in Colorado and other states....
In our last post, we examined how unemployment affects divorce rates for men. Another recent study takes a look at another factor that affects divorce rates, and it's a somewhat surprising one: Housing prices. The study finds that when housing prices fall, a couple is...
Does one's job relate to happiness in marriage? It seems possible, and according to a new study, losing a job - at least for men - is directly linked to divorce. In a long-ranging study that will be published in the American Journal of Sociology, researchers examined...
Calling same-sex marriage a controversial issue might be an understatement. Many states have added constitutional amendments to ban it. Wyoming is not one of them, yet, but the issue is coming up in courts in multi-faceted ways. According to the Wyoming Supreme Court,...
It may sound bizarre, but some find divorce reason to celebrate. That's not to say anyone thinks divorce is fun, or that it's ever a happy time in someone's life. But when it's over, and the grieving process is done, and people are ready to move on, some people like...
It doesn't happen all the time, but once in a while a Colorado divorce judge might encounter some unusual issues when deciding how a couple's assets should be divided when they divorce. A recent case in Washington State is a perfect example. A man who was on the game...
23 percent of couples married since 1990 have divorced, according to a new report from the U.S. Census Bureau. But that number is lower than it was in the 1980s, when 26 percent got a divorce. There are generally fewer divorces nowadays, but part of that has to do...
There are so many reasons a Colorado couple could decide to divorce. Some people drift apart. Some can never get over different parenting styles. And there's adultery. If wives like Maria Shriver ever had grounds for divorce, it's now. Ex-governor of California Arnold...
Statistics show that roughly half of first marriages end in a divorce, and the divorce rate for second and third marriages climbs even higher. For many people in Colorado, protecting assets that they owned before a marriage is important. It is common for assets you...
Baby boomers have been trend setters in many ways. Here's another: they're one of the first generations to see higher divorce rates as they grow older. According to the Star Tribune, 25 percent of all divorces in 2007 were people who had been married for two decades....
It's apparently becoming a common question: is it legal to potentially track cheating spouses using a GPS device, particularly if it can lead to grounds for divorce? A New Jersey court says yes, and it could have implications for people in Colorado and other states....
In our last post, we examined how unemployment affects divorce rates for men. Another recent study takes a look at another factor that affects divorce rates, and it's a somewhat surprising one: Housing prices. The study finds that when housing prices fall, a couple is...
Does one's job relate to happiness in marriage? It seems possible, and according to a new study, losing a job - at least for men - is directly linked to divorce. In a long-ranging study that will be published in the American Journal of Sociology, researchers examined...
Calling same-sex marriage a controversial issue might be an understatement. Many states have added constitutional amendments to ban it. Wyoming is not one of them, yet, but the issue is coming up in courts in multi-faceted ways. According to the Wyoming Supreme Court,...
It may sound bizarre, but some find divorce reason to celebrate. That's not to say anyone thinks divorce is fun, or that it's ever a happy time in someone's life. But when it's over, and the grieving process is done, and people are ready to move on, some people like...
It doesn't happen all the time, but once in a while a Colorado divorce judge might encounter some unusual issues when deciding how a couple's assets should be divided when they divorce. A recent case in Washington State is a perfect example. A man who was on the game...
23 percent of couples married since 1990 have divorced, according to a new report from the U.S. Census Bureau. But that number is lower than it was in the 1980s, when 26 percent got a divorce. There are generally fewer divorces nowadays, but part of that has to do...
There are so many reasons a Colorado couple could decide to divorce. Some people drift apart. Some can never get over different parenting styles. And there's adultery. If wives like Maria Shriver ever had grounds for divorce, it's now. Ex-governor of California Arnold...
Statistics show that roughly half of first marriages end in a divorce, and the divorce rate for second and third marriages climbs even higher. For many people in Colorado, protecting assets that they owned before a marriage is important. It is common for assets you...