Divorce can be a harrowing, terrifying time. You have a great deal to consider, and not to pile on, there are a handful of scary divorce facts to know.

Right or wrong, many people look at you and immediately judge your appearance, which is why how you dress for court is so important to your case.

It’s the stuff movie melodrama: trapped in a loveless marriage, your spouse doesn’t want to divorce. But don’t worry Washington is a no-fault divorce state.

You’ve tried everything you can to fix your broken marriage, but nothing works. It’s time. But there’s one looming question: how do I ask for divorce?

The short answer is no, Washington doesn’t allow common-law marriage. As usual, however, the real answer is more complicated.

Education is a big part of most people’s lives. And at least one person believes education impacts divorce and divorce rates.

Keeping track of your money is important all the time, but taking steps to rebuild finances after divorce is especially vital moving forward.

People often do things that damage their own divorce cases. Common issues include: Filing before they’re ready. Agreeing to unfavorable terms. Taking bad advice. Moving out without considering the ramifications, and more.

When it comes to ending a marriage, timing is everything. Here’s what to consider when determining the best time to divorce.

In part two of “dating after divorce,” Torr Lindberg shares some tactics to help you comfortably segue back into the dating scene.

Usually, urban legends are the stuff of horror movies, but misinformation about divorce portrayed as fact can give unrealistic expectations.