Divorce & Family Law

Eleven states have quietly rewritten their long-term alimony laws in recent years, often limiting or eliminating permanent support and replacing it with time-based guidelines. These reforms can change how long payments last, how amounts are calculated, and when support can be modified or terminated. This article explains which states updated their statutes, what the new […]

ChatGPT often gets key divorce basics wrong—especially on state-specific issues like property division, custody standards, and filing requirements. Because divorce law varies sharply by jurisdiction and facts, confident-sounding answers can mislead you and create costly mistakes. This article flags the most common errors, explains what the law generally requires, and shows how to verify guidance […]

Adultery is still a crime on the books in 16 U.S. states, though prosecutions are uncommon. These statutes can still matter in divorce, custody, and related civil disputes where misconduct affects outcomes. This article lists the states, explains penalties, and outlines real-world legal consequences. Yes, Cheating Can Still Be a Crime in America Most people […]