Each year more than one million couples are divorced in the United States. Today about jalf of all marriages end in divorce.

Seperation is when the couple has decided to live apart. This may be for a short cooling off period, or it may be permanent. In either case, the couple is still legally married and may reunite at any time.

A humorous look at lessons I learned through my divorce proceedings. Sometimes all you can do is laugh.

An Analysis of Alimony Wars.

Getting married in the State of Alaska is comparatively easy, with less stringent provisions and formalities for the completion of a marriage.

In a marriage, it simply results in the union of a male and a female legally, only with a prospect of a bright future and a rosy picture of life; whereas in a divorce, it leads to the heartbreaking separation of two souls.

When Marriages Goes Stale.

Some guys are more fearful than others when it comes to settling down. Let’s find out why.

A light hearted look at marriages and how to make them work – almost.

An opinion on same-sex marriage and the passing of Referendum one in Maine.
(With special thanks to Amy W., Athena L., Bill S., James M., Linda K., Michael H., and Nick D.)