When couples divorce, the focus often lands on dividing assets, determining support, and restructuring life after separation. Yet two of the most consequential financial pillars for long-term stability, Social Security and Medicare, are frequently overlooked. For anyone divorcing after age 50, or for marriages lasting a decade or longer, these programs should be treated as…
Quiet quitting used to be a workplace term, a way to describe employees who stopped going “above and beyond” while still technically doing their jobs. But in 2026, the phrase has taken on a deeper, more intimate meaning. More therapists, divorce professionals, and relationship researchers are naming a pattern that has quietly existed in marriages…
Most people think about taxes once a year. But if you’re going through a divorce, or recently finalized one, taxes deserve your attention right now. Here’s what changes, and what you need to know. Your filing status changes. The IRS determines your filing status based on whether you were legally married on December 31st of…