The end of something can be just as important in life as the beginning. So why not mark it that way?
That's presumably what a Texas woman thought about her divorce. So Kimberly Stiteler decided to throw a party and burn her wedding dress. But just throwing it into a...
Sherri Sharma, partner at Aronson, Mayefsky & Sloan, LLP, a matrimonial law firm in NYC typically sees divorcing parents who take a nesting approach by keeping the main house and then sharing a separate apartment, which they individually occupy when not “at home” with the children.
“The way I've seen...
When Maddy, a 39-year-old gallery founder living in Virginia, split from her husband, she imagined their parting would be placid. Aspirational even. Their home would be informally partitioned—she would live in one part, he in another, then there would be a common area in which their two children, along with their Boston terrier...
It’s a subject that writer Sarah Bregel tackled in a wonderful essay for The Washington Post, and—given the lengthy comments section—it definitely struck a nerve.
The author of this article revealed “When my ex moved out, we tried to split things up equally; it felt like the “right” thing to...