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Spousal benefits are benefits from the Social Security Administration (SSA). These benefits are based on your spouse's work history over the last few decades. Sometimes, you may be eligible to receive spousal support from the SSA even if you are no longer married. If...
People who live in Wisconsin and are divorced are often unaware that Social Security benefits can actually change based on divorce status. Being divorced can still entitle you to claim your ex's income as credit towards Social Security benefits when it is time to...
Abusive relationships take many forms, and no kind of abuse is acceptable. Emotional abuse could lead many individuals to file for divorce in Wisconsin. Often, emotional and physical abuse occur together, but emotional abuse remains devastating even when not...
Whether you've been married two months or 20 years in Wisconsin, facing the reality of divorce can be a hard pill to swallow. It can be very easy to feel like you're losing control of your life. By practicing some of the tips below, you can help to get your lifestyle...
Grey divorces are on the rise as more older couples choose to part ways and end their marriages after many decades together. There are a few reasons grey divorces are increasing in Wisconsin and other states, which include a longer lifespan as more people are in...