Decision Makers Archive

In Australia, statistics show that out of all first marriages, one in every three ends in divorce. However, it is also worthy to note that the divorce rate in the country, compared with several years …

Retirement is an exciting yet challenging phase of life. It’s a different kind of independence, as it frees you from the workforce yet prepares you for your senior years. If you’re already planning to retire, …

Going through a divorce is a big challenge. You may not be in the right mindset to make the best decisions for yourself, but you have to fight the negative thoughts to come out better …

Popular opinion says that staying in an unhappy marriage is never worth it. The mere fact that one party is no longer happy is enough to cut the cord on a relationship. But why is …

As a new employee, you have a lot to learn apart from the nature of your job, your role in the company, and your workload. You have to learn about your rights as an employee, as …

One acceptable thing in this world is that lawyers are costly. But, you just have to deal with it especially when you find yourself in situations where their invaluable legal advice would save your life. …

Social media remains to be prevalent in the everyday lives of most Americans. In a recent survey, results showed that 76% of the population have social media profiles, which is a 5% growth from 2015. …

One eligibility requirement of Chapter 7 bankruptcy is to pass the means test. This test checks your income by comparing it to the size of your household. If you receive too much money or more …

Divorce laws in New York had changed in 2010 when Governor David Paterson signed the no-fault divorce into law, but during the years before, divorces in the state only relied on fault-based criteria. And in …

If you’re a lawyer, then you probably heard this common notion from friends, families and colleagues that: “You can do so much with a law degree.” While there is no shortage of a law-related job in …