Welcome to the January divorce spike, except it doesn't actually start in January. It starts now, in the silent weeks between Thanksgiving and New Year’s. The decision? That was made weeks ago.

What Kandi Burress and Todd's Divorce Teaches Entrepreneurs About Marriage. Marriage is a merger of two entities. Like any merger, you wouldn't merge two companies without an operating agreement. You wouldn't launch a startup with a 50/50 equity split without understanding the terms. So why would you merge your entire financial life with another person, someone you'll share a home with, build businesses with, raise children with, without documenting what's fair?

Roh So-young had every reason to feel secure. Her father was president of South Korea. She married into one of the country's most powerful families. She lived like a billionaire, raised her children in luxury, and assumed that life with Chay Tae-won, was hers.

Then came the divorce.

Women lose an average of $376,000 in wealth post-divorce. Men lose $146,000. That's not a gap; that's a canyon. Women report higher life satisfaction post-divorce anyway.

Massenet, Net-A-Porter founder, claims she poured over $95 million into the man she loved funding jets, art, and a lifestyle that looked perfect from the outside. But behind the champagne glow? Drugs, infidelity, and a man who may have treated her like a bank account with a pulse.

If you grew up witnessing relationships end, it might shape your choices, such as leaving home early, partnering early, and becoming a parent early; actions that can be linked to your own potential for divorce. Remember, you're not broken; you've just been influenced by your experiences. Consider reflecting on these patterns and seeking guidance to create the relationship you truly desire.

When you divorce, you don't just lose your spouse frankly you lose the in-laws who called you family. They ghost you overnight. And suddenly, you're grieving two losses: the person you married and the family you thought chose you.

One AI chatbot. Stanford scientists explain why ChatGPT isn't the villain everyone thinks—and why that's actually more terrifying. My family is being ripped apart," one husband said. He blames ChatGPT. Stanford researchers say he's looking at the wrong problem. The evidence is damning.

Ayesha Curry and Kristen Bell have opened up about what they would change in their relationships, revealing that even seemingly perfect marriages face doubt, regret, and growth. This article explores what their stories tell us about true love, personal evolution, and second chances within modern marriage.

Tu primera relación después del divorcio puede sentirse como una segunda oportunidad… pero las estadísticas dicen otra cosa. La mayoría duran apenas dos meses, y eso no es un fracaso: es parte del proceso de sanar. En este artículo descubrirás por qué esa relación corta puede ser justo lo que necesitas para reconstruirte, recuperar tu confianza y volver a amar sin miedo.

Think your marriage certificate protects you? Loving v. Virginia was "settled law" too, until it wasn't. These nine documents might be the only thing standing between your family and complete legal erasure when the political winds shift.

Jeremy Michaels isn't asking for half of Geffen's empire. He's claiming breach of contract based on pillow talk promises about financial security.

Under California's "Marvin" doctrine, oral agreements between partners can be legally enforceable. Translation: those late-night conversations about future security that happen in every relationship could suddenly have legal teeth.

Nobody mentions that divorce filings are basically permanent family tea, sitting in public records like a time bomb. One day your adult child might read that dad "prioritized golf over family obligations" or mom "spent recklessly while refusing to contribute financially."

Congratulations—you're now their origin story villain.