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If you’ve ever found yourself in a relationship rut, you’ve probably thought about shaking things up – perhaps by getting as far away from the daily grind as possible. But what’s good for your relationship isn’t always great for your wallet….
Governments in the United States expect both biological parents to support a child financially, medically, and emotionally, whether or not they live together or with the child. When parents don’t live with their child, the court can order them to…
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According to a 2016 analysis of U.S. Census Bureau data, about 18 million adults in the United States are cohabiting with an unmarried partner. People have their own reasons for cohabitation rather than getting married. Some test-drive a relationship before tying…
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When you dine out with other people, do you pay for your own food and drink, or divide the bill so that everyone makes an equal contribution? Splitting a bill can be a source of conflict among friends, especially if…
Divorce is tough, even if you and your soon-to-be-ex part ways relatively amicably. If one of you doesn’t want to get divorced, blames the other person for the split, or seems to be doing everything in their power to draw…
Keeping things fun and fresh in your relationship is vital. New and exciting experiences can be hard to come by after you’ve been with someone for a while. But when you share new experiences, you have opportunities to learn something…
Money can be one of the most difficult subjects to talk about with your significant other. A recent study by Ramsey Solutions found that the majority of heterosexual couples struggle to discuss money or experience recurring and significant strain on…
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