Author Archives: Lauren Kane
Who Determines If Your Children Are Vaccinated After Divorce?
This is becoming a hot-button issue post-COVID. Some parents believe the medical-industrial complex and think that vaccination helps protect their children from preventable diseases while other parents fear that the vaccinations may turn their children gay, cause autism, or make them spontaneously change genders. While there is good scientific evidence for believing medical experts… Read More »
The Homeschooling Wars And Your Divorce
This is a huge mess for the courts right now as more and more Americans take out their ire on the U.S. government and the institutions they control. While some parents refuse to send their children to public schools, they generally choose private or parochial schools as an alternative. However, more parents, especially religious… Read More »
Social Media And Your Divorce
Social media has been linked to about one-third of divorces, according to a recent poll conducted in the UK. However, it is also linked to a growing number of irritated lawyers who have to corral their clients from venting their emotional state on Facebook and other platforms. Why? Well, anything you say can and… Read More »
Survey Says: Debt Delays Marriages, Causes Divorce
A recent survey conducted by a debt settlement company surveyed around 2,000 Americans asking them questions concerning debt and marriage. These Americans reported that debt was a good reason to either delay marriage or pursue a divorce. These individuals have also stated that inheriting a partner’s debt is a good reason to put off… Read More »
Divorcees Say Their Finances Improved After Divorce
A study conducted by our Canadian friends to the north queried various individuals on their financial situation before and after divorce. The survey found that 74% of respondents said their finances were better or the same as they were prior to the divorce. This is unexpected. Divorce is one of the most disruptive life… Read More »
Study: Raising The Minimum Wage Reduces The Divorce Rate
A new research study indicates that states that raised the minimum wage reduced divorce rates among the working poor. Before you throw out the confetti, you should know that in these same states, poorer couples tended to wait longer to get married, even when marriage was on the horizon. None of this should be… Read More »
Sicker And Poorer: Husbands Leave Wives After Medical Crisis
A recent study seems to indicate that husbands are less likely to stick it out with infirmed wives than wives in a similar position. In other words, divorce rates go up when a wife is presented with a difficult medical diagnosis. According to the study, a wife is 6 times more likely to be… Read More »
Mothers Continue To Lose Earnings Post-Childbirth
A recent study indicates that women who have just given birth to a child still face considerable economic constraint even as their husbands do not. The drop in income cut across all tax brackets, so high-income executive women were also facing income drop offs after childbirth. The COVID pandemic influenced the problem as some… Read More »
Divorce, Pandemic One Factor In Uptick In 50+ Homelessness
The pandemic caused Americans to suffer unprecedented income losses even as costs related to food and housing soared. An individual collecting an $800/month disability check can expect to be priced out of a one-bedroom apartment in every major city across the United States. This has resulted in an uptick in homelessness among those 50… Read More »
Study: Old Photos With Frowns Predict Divorce
Can you be found frowning in one of your old photos? If so, this could mean that your marriage is 5 times more likely to end in divorce than others who ostensibly smile in every photo that’s ever been taken. For this study, researchers gaged the “smile intensity” of photos provided from the college’s… Read More »