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They Know too Much about Everything  Your in-laws shouldn’t know everything that there is to know about your marriage, especially the more intimate parts of your marriage. Telling your parents about conflicts you and your spouse are having can always be a problem, especially if you’re telling them all the…

It Depends: What Do You Mean?  The short answer is, yes, your ex can potentially get your internet history. How they would manage to do such a thing, however, is a different matter. If you and your ex share a family computer, they can look at any history that’s stored…

Can My Ex Force Me to Take a Drug Test?  While your ex cannot show up at your house and demand that you take this drug test or else, they can request that the court issue an order requiring you to submit to a drug test. Typically, your ex will…

Having Separate Accounts Just to Hide Things  There’s nothing wrong with having separate accounts—sometimes it just works better that way. However, if you’ve got separate accounts just so you can hide things from your spouse, that may be a problem. If you have a problem with Yu-Gi-Oh cards that’s causing…

Guardianship  It isn’t uncommon for cognitively disabled adults to have a guardian who’s able to make decisions based upon the disabled adult’s best interests. A person who’s named a guardian may make decisions regarding medical care, financial affairs, living arrangements, and more. Generally speaking, the guardianship you’d have over a…

Does Income Matter in Dating?  It depends. For what it’s worth, research does consistently show that a higher income is better when it comes to dating, and women tend to be more likely to choose a partner based upon his income—though it should be said that both men and women…

What Is a 50/50 Relationship?  A 50/50 relationship is a relationship where each party is contributing 50% to the relationship. 50% of what, you might ask? Well, 50% of whatever it is to give. So, financially, you’d contribute your 50% to the relationship. But it might also mean that you…

A Friendship the Child Isn’t Emotionally Equipped to Handle   Children are not emotionally equipped to be a parent’s best friend. A friendship involves a mutual give and take; both parties invest equally into the relationship. When your best friend is a child, the child is emotionally incapable of investing as…

Medical Neglect Defined  Parents are obligated to provide adequate care to their children in order to keep them physically and emotionally healthy. Parents are expected to provide adequate medical care to children in the same way they’re expected to provide basic needs such as food, shelter, and clothing. Failure to…

“My spouse is cheating, but won’t admit it.” It’s something nobody wants to be searching on Google. However, it’s important to remember that you have the option to rebuild the marriage if that’s what you want to do. Do You Really Know?  The first thing you ought to ask yourself…