May 2022 Issue: Coping During the First Days After Deciding to Divorce; Family Disputes Over Your Possessions (Attorney Advertising)

Volume 54 | May 2022

Matrimonial | Trust & Estate | Elder Law

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The Divorce Sherpa Blog

How to Cope During the First Few Days After Deciding to Divorce

No matter how long you’ve had marital problems making that final decision to divorce will likely be very emotional and stressful. It’s important to deal with those feelings but also start setting the stage for how you will move forward in your life. What should you do to at this stage?

Interesting Reads on Marriage and Divorce

Our Kinder, Gentler, Nobody-Moves-Out Divorce

When the end of a marriage means living on separate floors of the same house.

Should Couples Merge Their Finances?

Couples’ choices about how to share money require trade-offs between togetherness and autonomy.

Elder Law Blog

Avoiding Family Disputes Over Your Possessions After You Are Gone

No one wants family members to fight over their possessions, but sometimes a well-written will may not be enough to stop it. Don’t leave your executor with a headache and your loved ones with ill feelings toward each other. Take these proactive steps to help avoid problems.

Interesting Reads on Aging

Older Singles Have Found a New Way to Partner Up: Living Apart

Some older couples are creating ways to enjoy the intimacy and emotional support of marriage or cohabitation while avoiding caregiving expectations.

At This Affordable Senior Living Community, Volunteering Will Be Required

This community caters to the underserved middle-income market around Boston with a variety of services designed to save money so residents pay less.

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