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Carving Up the Pie: Splitting Retirement Assets in Divorce

Karen D. Sparks specializes in the analysis of marital assets and their strategies. In this article, she breaks down the details of splitting retirement assets in divorce.

Jan 29th, 2020| by Karen Sparks

Top 10 Featured Auctions in January 2020

From gold glamour to trendy tiny diamonds, here are some of our favorite pieces that came in since we rang in the New Year.

Jan 28th, 2020| by Worthy Staff

Church & The D-Word

Lauren McKinley discusses an often skiped over topic, the relationship between the God and divorce.

Jan 27th, 2020| by Lauren McKinley

Co-parenting with an Asshole – Or Someone Who Does Things Much Differently Than You

Founder and CEO of It's Over Easy, Laura A. Wasser, writes on the sensative but relevant topic of co-parenting with a problematic ex. She offers its challanges as well as advice when learning how to co-parent.

Jan 26th, 2020| by Laura A. Wasser

Does it Matter Who’s “At Fault” in a Divorce?

Erin Levine, law specialist and CEO of Hello Divorce, helps explain the legal aspect of "fault" in divorce. Levine writes how one can define fault and the different ways in which to proceed when filing a fault divorce.

Jan 23rd, 2020| by Erin Levine

7 normal parts of early childhood (that now I realize could have killed us)

Considerable writer Kara Kovalchik reminisces on the childhood norms that actually could have been dangerous. Baby boomers will relate to this hilarious walk down memory lane.

Jan 22nd, 2020| by Considerable

Watch Glossary: Understanding Watch Terminology

Learn what terms in the watch world mean, from watch expert Roberta Naas.

Jan 21st, 2020| by Roberta Naas

Divorce Therapy for Children: All You Need to Know

Children with parents going through a divorce can struggle with many things. When things are beyond the parents capability to handle, it's time to turn to therapy.

Jan 19th, 2020| by Dr. Kristin Davin

The Right Way To Help Your Grandkids With College

Want to help your grandkids pay for college? You may have the right intentions but remember to make sure you are providing financial assistance in a way that won't harm them in the future.

Jan 16th, 2020| by Considerable

Worthy Asks: Are You Waiting Until After The Holidays To Divorce?

January is known as "divorce month". Is that because so many couples wait until after the holidays to get divorced? We asked in our Facebook group and you answered.

Jan 15th, 2020| by Sharri Freedman