Divorce

In an Alaska divorce, both spouses must fully disclose their assets and debts. However, sometimes, one person tries to hide property or money to avoid sharing it. This is not only dishonest -- it’s also illegal. Hidden assets go against the equitable property...

When a couple decides to part ways, the hardest decisions aren't always about the house or a bank account—they’re often about the furry family members they both adore. Pets can bring comfort, companionship and joy, which makes the question of who gets to keep them...

Co-parenting can be difficult under any circumstances, but dealing with a narcissistic ex adds an extra layer of stress. Narcissistic traits such as a lack of empathy, manipulation and a need for control can make cooperation nearly impossible. Instead of engaging in...

In most divorce cases, both partners are involved. They may go through mediation and make decisions on their own. They may go through litigation and have the court issue rulings about child custody, child support, property division and much more. However, there is...

Communication issues are a common reason couples seek divorce. A couple may have been arguing non-stop for months or even years.  While constant arguments can create tension, the silent treatment may be even more damaging. A lack of communication can erode a...

Parents often make the decision to divorce in private. Once they make this decision, they have to let the children know what’s going on. This can be a very challenging undertaking because even if the children know things aren’t great between their parents, they likely...

Couples often cite financial issues as the reason for their divorce. Maybe they had overwhelming debt that caused significant stress. Perhaps one person was unemployed and not contributing financially to the family, leading to tension. There are many ways financial...

Divorcing parents can have a more challenging experience because, in addition to dealing with their own emotions, they need to support their kids. It can be difficult helping your children cope with a reality you are still trying to wrap your mind around. But it's...

If you’re going through a divorce, you may decide that you don’t actually want to sell your house. You’d like to keep it and continue living there. Your spouse agrees, as long as you will trade other assets of similar value for it, like investments. They still want it...

Divorce can have significant financial implications beyond the emotional toll on individuals.  Understanding these financial impacts is crucial for anyone navigating or contemplating divorce. Division of Assets and Liabilities One of the primary financial...