divorce

A recent study about marriage rates in the U.S. reveals some intriguing findings. While some of the information is expected – with 5 out of 10 marriages ending in divorce – although there is a positive trend as the latest data from 2021 shows that the divorce rate has improved, with only 4 out of 10 marriages now resulting in divorce. One pos...

If this were a recent breakup, I probably wouldn't have been so keen to meet the new woman in his life. But more than 20 years have passed since we split.

The lawsuit was brought by a rescue squad official who was fired, he says, after having an affair with a volunteer and then pursuing a divorce from his wife, who also worked for the squad.

January is considered "Divorce Month" by several legal experts and online forums, and New Jersey appears to be no stranger to the trend.

You wouldn’t normally associate divorce with smiling faces, but the #divorceselfie trend that goes against that norm.

Anyone with the D-word in mind may benefit from a trip to Bergen County on Tuesday night.

  It's been almost 5 years now since my divorce.  It probably was the darkest time in my life other than losing my Nana and watching my Mom and Dad both go through cancer.  But here's the deal, I get emails almost everyday saying "Sue, how did you do it and come out so positive".  "How did you get through the divorce?"  "How can I get through?"  "Can I love again

Breaking up is hard to do but Ocean County Court Staffers are hoping to make the process a little easier by hosting another free divorce workshop this year. It's actually one of many workshops they've held addressing common court proceedings...

For the first 5 years I had a Mommy Blog about my daughter Abby’s life and what it was like for me as a first time Mommy.  Well now she’s a 7 year old Diva and I’ve decided to bring back the Mommy Blog.  Her life and what she does is just so funny, it’s too funny not to talk about or write about!  It’s time to share our adventures with you again.

Garden State voters are split over two separate issues being debated by state political leaders: alimony reform and the appropriate use of bond money for higher education, according to today's poll released by Fairleigh Dickinson University's PublicMind.