A relationship with a narcissist is often not sustainable in the long term. If your spouse is a narcissist, it may be in your interest to end the marriage. However, how do you know whether your spouse is a narcissist? You may think that it would be obvious, but this is not necessarily true. A narcissist
Your divorce, your properties and the real estate appraisals
When facing divorce, many women want to keep the family home. Is this a good idea? And what if there are other properties to consider? One constant is that each property must have a fair value, which requires a real estate appraiser’s expertise. How valuation works When determining fair value, an appraiser will look at comparable
Starting the year by breaking free of a narcissistic spouse
Beginning the New Year can be more hectic than pleasurable, especially when preparing records for tax season. Many divorce filings also occur at the start of the year. As reported by Insider, the first Monday of January has been unofficially named “Divorce Day” because of the large number of people considering separating at the beginning
Withdrawing funds from a 401k in a divorce
Getting a divorce after several years or decades of marriage in Georgia can often leave a woman in a financially precarious position. This is especially true if the individual was not the primary income earner in the marital home. As someone in such a situation contemplates her post-divorce future, she may find herself in quick
4 things no one tells you about divorce
Divorce is a major life transition. Like other transitional events, it has its challenges and its triumphs, which can result in a wide range of mixed emotions. There is typically a period of adjustment following every major life event, and divorce is no exception. If your divorce has you feeling bewildered, you are not alone.