"People get really angry in divorces, they say a lot of things in divorces, high-profile divorces, especially," Scarborough reasoned.
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"Divorces can look like marriages, and marriages can look like divorces," he said.
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They found that people's own divorces had no link whatsoever to divorces of their adopted siblings.
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And also the divorces that I was hearing about were all divorces in which the woman was out-earning the man.
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President Trump has a history of being obsessed with the divorces of his wealthy male "friends," and has commiserated with them over the financial terms of their divorces.
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There's been divorces; there's been all kinds of difficult things.
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Think, no more money related murders, suicides, divorces, or theft.
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And we have had fires and divorces and other dramas!
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And other online sites advertise uncontested divorces for even less.
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How do guys approach you about their accidental, verbal divorces?
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Like many divorces, this one had to do with money.
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That leads to frustration, resentment and — often — very nasty divorces.
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It creates divorces, people have lost their children, their houses.
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Nothing else mattered — not Russia, not porn stars, not divorces.
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Rick returns to the Smith household, and Beth divorces Jerry.
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Divorces of parents and deaths of grandparents are not uncommon.
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As a result, he predicts that divorces may become messier.
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Social media is playing an increasingly prevalent role in divorces.
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It led to contentious divorces or — in some of the most amicable scenarios — divorces where the husband falsely admitted to adultery so the couple could save face and end their marriage with relative ease.
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Husbands can get quick divorces without having to offer any explanation.
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Here's a look at the 10 most expensive divorces to date.
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Read This Next: Why Do Divorces Seem to Run in Families?
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Six children were born, three divorces, and three marriages took place.
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Garner is the subject of one of Hollywood's most contentious divorces.
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According to Wasser, people don't want to see messy divorces anymore.
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Court battles, like divorces, rarely end with either party looking good.
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Such arrangements, it is feared, would beget more and nastier divorces.
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Most divorces leave both parties worse off and the future uncertain.
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At the same time, there are about 503,000 divorces or annulments.
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Yet we seem to be in a cycle of quickie divorces.
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The tax change could become problematic in divorces settled after Dec.
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But that was another century, another world and many divorces ago.
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But lately, divorces make up a growing part of his docket.
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And the number of divorces will probably go up as well.
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Because, like most divorces, the most important thing is the money.
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January 20193: Kelly divorces Kelly and his wife finalize their divorce.
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There are fewer marriages, more divorces and more single-parent families.
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Along the way life happens: Ms. Cennetoglu divorces, meets someone new.
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We've all had children, there have been marriages, divorces, deaths, and illnesses.
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Maybe both of us after our first divorces would end up together.
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Media coverage of his son has focused on his marriages and divorces.
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The law changes also let women register births, marriages, divorces, or deaths.
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I mean look, there's only a certain amount of divorces every year.
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They were educated; they could get birth control; they could get divorces.
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The number of marriages has increased by 43% and divorces have fallen.
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Products of bad divorces, we bonded over our aversion to the concept.
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Mr. Trump's 2017 tax cut eliminated alimony deductibility for divorces going forward.
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"In amicable divorces, there is a free exchange of information," Ramnani says.
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"In divorces, many Chinese people transfer assets ahead of time," she said.
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With Nevada's liberal laws, the city started offering "quickie divorces" in 1931.
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Her mother is a family lawyer in Baltimore, and specializes in divorces.
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That rule helped prevent the use of sham divorces to escape debts.
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Under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, in all divorces after Dec.
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This new law will apply to divorces that are finalized after Dec.
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We've achieved the goal of fewer divorces by having many fewer marriages.
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But the men, both Democrats, helped expand marriage rights after their divorces.
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In the last 18 years, we've been through marriages, divorces, and babies together.
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But after their divorces were finalized in March 1984, the couple secretly married.
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So, where will Bezos' divorce rank on the list of most expensive divorces?
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When a founder divorces it can affect firms and shareholders in several ways.
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Divorces have become more common and reported rates of domestic violence have fallen.
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Why did I witness all those divorces with such terror, as a child?
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As I'm sure many of you can understand, divorces are between two people.
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Not only is it unconstitutional, they say, it is misused for instant divorces.
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After hearing about my clients' divorces and affairs, I was getting really sad.
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That's not to say that divorces in Denmark are leaving the internet behind.
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The announced changes also allow women to officially register births, deaths, and divorces.
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A different reading simply divorces the purpose of the order from its language.
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Sometimes judges refuse to approve divorces for the sake of their own jobs.
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After going through two more divorces, Snyder met her current husband, Sean Ellingson.
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Mick typically handled low-level drug cases, burglaries, custody suits, divorces, and evictions.
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In 2018, there were more than 782,038 divorces and annulments in the United
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"Many Hollywood divorces are handled this way," California divorce expert Steve Mindel tells PEOPLE.
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Heard and Musk were both going through divorces at the time of their relationship.
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Or anxiety amid divorces and foreclosures leading to self-medication, bankruptcy, and more despair?
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And President Trump is now on marriage No. 3 after two tabloid-fodder divorces.
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Despite signing prenuptial agreements with his brides, both of his divorces were bitterly contested.
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In Shanghai, divorces have spiked as people take advantage of a loophole in regulations.
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Dozens of strikers and union officials were arrested; there were bankruptcies, divorces, and suicides.
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"Judith is known for her discretion and handling divorces very privately," says a source.
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Divorces, it turns out, have two very specific yearly peaks: in March and August.
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This start-up is taking a high-tech approach to making divorces more amicable.
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Before they began dating, Shelton and Stefani helped each other through high-profile divorces.
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Divorces are often difficult affairs, but they can be even more difficult for children.
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Children experience profound grief when a parent dies, divorces, is incarcerated or is deported.
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That's because she's worked with some of the biggest Hollywood stars in their divorces.
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We have completed, I think, over 300 divorces thus far, so that's 11 months.
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Other officials said he described messy and complicated divorces, but offered no specific details.
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There have been no extramarital affairs, no divorces, no influence-peddling or gambling outrages.
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Some moved to the region for fresh starts after rocky divorces or job losses.
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"Healthy relationships, I've found, require a lot of compassion," said Ms. Johansson (two divorces).
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With some women he had recently met, five divorces made dating him a nonstarter.
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Later, she runs through her parents' many divorces and "warning signs" in her own relationships.
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He quits his job and divorces his wife, only to find himself alone and adrift.
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In 2015 there were 5003 divorces per 1,000 married women, down from 22.6 in 1980.
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The evidence from elsewhere suggests that fears of a spike in divorces may be overblown.
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Divorces tend to pick up rather than decrease during an economic boom, the organization said.
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Despite two divorces, the pop-rock princess hasn't given up on the institution of marriage.
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As scientific advances have made frozen embryos common, they have brought new complications to divorces.
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To answer that question, PEOPLE turned to R.J. Friedman — a lawyer who specializes in divorces.
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But despite the string of high-profile divorces, Wasser — who just launched a website, itsovereasy.
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He said this often escapes notice in Massachusetts, where 70 percent of divorces are DIY.
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"Great, it's your longtime lawyer that helped you your three divorces," she said of Kasowitz.
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Big divorces this week ... Khloe going for #2, and Amber's on the attack against Johnny.
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They even agree each will pay for their own attorneys, a rarity in Hollywood divorces.
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When someone breaks up with a lover or divorces, everyone rallies around her with support.
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He reportedly wrote a rule requiring a couple to appear together, even in uncontested divorces.
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Mr Trump has not only kept his business intact through two divorces and numerous spats.
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Trump is no stranger to prenuptial agreements, considering his wealth, three marriages, and two divorces.
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As his life became unstable, rocked by divorces and bankruptcies, his TV persona stayed flush.
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On occasion, women who are embarrassed about their divorces have hired rental relatives to attend.
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Many of them were stretched between work and kids, marriages and divorces and aging parents.
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Divorces tend to pick up, rather than decrease, in an economic boom, the organization said.
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It wasn't the most amicable of divorces and there were hurt feelings on both sides.
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I tell people to handle their divorces like a business transaction, because they often don't.
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Of course affairs are common, love may not last forever, and divorces can be amicable.
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No wonder fights about money are at the heart of 21 percent of all divorces.
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There were many divorces and broken families and bad things that came out of that.
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After Reagan and Trump — three divorces between them — that obstacle lies on the compost heap.
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Throughout the years, two players who are no longer with the team went through divorces.
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So far, those unions have resulted in only three divorces and more than 100 children.
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Both women said their ex-husband's consistent abuse was the reason for their respective divorces.
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But New York was the last state in the union to allow no-fault divorces.
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Having been part of two love triangles and two divorces, Hawking led an intriguing love life.
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"Typically, divorces in California, even when parties are amicable, usually run 8-18 months," he explains.
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I mean, as divorces go, I would say it's one of the better ones, for sure.
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Jacqueline's experienced her fair share of divorces, and immediately tells Kimmy not to sign the papers.
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The evidence is certainly abundant in tragedies, election updates, a peppering of celebrity divorces and deaths.
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Instead, it keeps burdening us with their divorces, their environmentalism, their grief over their dented brands.
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Moving forward, Browder wants to go after more complex legal processes like marriages, divorces and bankruptcies.
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They wanted to talk about district challenges, media challenges, family life, sick husbands, weddings and divorces.
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He details that moment and many others, including off-field behavior that led to two divorces.
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People in their 20s divorcing has become more common — and with those divorces come certain considerations.
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Gingrich also exacerbates one of Trump's less-touted weaknesses: his history of adultery, and two divorces.
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Rel is rebuilding his life after he divorces his wife for having an affair with his barber.
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For decades, Trump's playboy lifestyle and multiple weddings and divorces were favorite features in the city's tabloids.
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Yet Day suffered plenty of personal heartbreak, including three divorces and a lawyer who squandered her millions.
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While other founders and CEOs have gotten divorces, most had met their spouses after acquiring their wealth.
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After a pair of divorces in 1981 and 1986, Jenner moved to Malibu and started on hormones.
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Scandals, divorces, and even presidential campaigns have depressed the net worths of other people on this list.
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Celebrity divorces are notoriously complex and can take years to finalize (see: Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie).
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"Our society would be stronger if more people were married and there were fewer divorces," he said.
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"In gray divorces, people don't have 5003 to 30 years to make up for errors," said Roberts.
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Divorces, in general, get ugly even when they're singing this tune, particularly with this much at stake.
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Interestingly, 215 to 10 percent of the divorces in the US happen in New York and California.
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There have been car accidents and job losses, divorces and heartbreaks, newborn babies whose lives were endangered.
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Keeping in mind that the cost for particularly nasty, and moneyed, divorces can climb into the millions.
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And even for people who are not in violent relationships, divorces can be complicated and take years.
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In Israel, the ultra-Orthodox chief rabbinate is legally responsible for sanctioning all Jewish weddings and divorces.
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China's current marriage law dates to 1981, a time when divorces and loan disputes were much rarer.
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In Georgia, divorces can be granted in as little as one month or could take several years.
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Since coming out back in January, both Jeff and Lauren have finalized divorces from their respective exes.
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Indeed, investors may be underestimating how closely political divorces can match real ones for bitterness and damage.
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Their divorce, the costliest split in the history of divorces, suddenly thrust MacKenzie Bezos into countless headlines.
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And there's more ... a bunch of contributors give accounts of their divorces and how they navigated them.
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" Paltrow said she sometimes feels like she can be a bit ahead of the times and that it later occurred to her that what she had said "triggered a lot of people who were the sons and daughters of acrimonious divorces or people in the middle of acrimonious divorces.
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Wevorce also has a 98 percent settlement rate – and they're on track to do 3500 divorces in 2016.
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Buckingham Palace has in the past announced divorces or separations within the family through an official public statement.
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The question is if we're going to see companies start rolling out e-divorces as a new benefit.
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"Other than the fame of the people involved, this is like so many other divorces," the source said.
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Those same documents show the marital split was acrimonious but, in the context of divorces, not so unusual.
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He added "it's fine" if his own personal history -- including his divorces -- is scrutinized during the presidential race.
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But the issues he's had in his personal life, the divorces — there's a lot to relate to there.
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Until the state divorces itself from the tobacco industry it will be hard to campaign seriously against smoking.
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Shelton and Stefani started dating in fall 2015, following their respective divorces from Miranda Lambert and Gavin Rossdale.
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Fortunately, these divorces do not involve child custody fights, but they can still be emotionally and financially draining.
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When we met we were both in our late 30s, had gone through divorces and were raising teens.
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"In traditional divorces, there's a fear that your partner has a better attorney than you do," he said.
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Or, as the Arab News put it, there are at least five divorces every hour of every day.
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" Alan Alda, another supporting actor (married 62 years, no divorces), said: "My wife has a very good system.
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Mr. Modi's government, which does not rely on the Muslim vote, has backed the ban on instant divorces.
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Average divorce filing fee: $225Average divorce attorneys' fees: $9,900State divorce rate in 2018: 3.7 divorces per 1,000 people
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Average divorce filing fee: $150Average divorce attorneys' fees: $10,300State divorce rate in 2018: 3.7 divorces per 1,000 people
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Average divorce filing fee: $256Average divorce attorneys' fees: $10,300State divorce rate in 2018: 3 divorces per 1,000 people
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Average divorce filing fee: $150Average divorce attorneys' fees: $8,800State divorce rate in 2018: 4.1 divorces per 1,000 people
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Average divorce filing fee: $230Average divorce attorneys' fees: $11,400State divorce rate in 2018: 3.3 divorces per 1,000 people
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Average divorce filing fee: $360Average divorce attorneys' fees: $12,200State divorce rate in 2018: 2.9 divorces per 1,000 people
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Average divorce filing fee: $155Average divorce attorneys' fees: $12,800State divorce rate in 2018: 2.8 divorces per 1,000 people
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Average divorce filing fee: $380Average divorce attorneys' fees: $10,700State divorce rate in 2018: 3.6 divorces per 1,000 people
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Average divorce filing fee: $200Average divorce attorneys' fees: $11,600State divorce rate in 2018: 2.5 divorces per 1,000 people
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Average divorce filing fee: $207Average divorce attorneys' fees: $8,800State divorce rate in 2018: 3.8 divorces per 1,000 people
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Average divorce filing fee: $289Average divorce attorneys' fees: $10,900State divorce rate in 2018: 1.5 divorces per 1,000 people
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Average divorce filing fee: $185Average divorce attorneys' fees: $9,300State divorce rate in 2018: 2.2 divorces per 1,000 people
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Average divorce filing fee: $177Average divorce attorneys' fees: $8,600State divorce rate in 2018: 2.3 divorces per 1,000 people
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Average divorce filing fee: $150Average divorce attorneys' fees: $8,100State divorce rate in 2018: 3.5 divorces per 1,000 people
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Average divorce filing fee: $325Average divorce attorneys' fees: $10,000State divorce rate in 2018: 1.7 divorces per 1,000 people
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Average divorce filing fee: $120Average divorce attorneys' fees: $8,800State divorce rate in 2018: 3.2 divorces per 1,000 people
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Average divorce filing fee: $165Average divorce attorneys' fees: $11,000State divorce rate in 2018: 2.4 divorces per 1,000 people
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Average divorce filing fee: $200Average divorce attorneys' fees: $12,600State divorce rate in 2018: 2.1 divorces per 1,000 people
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Average divorce filing fee: $203Average divorce attorneys' fees: $10,200State divorce rate in 2018: 2.8 divorces per 1,000 people
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Average divorce filing fee: $63Average divorce attorneys' fees: $8,700State divorce rate in 2018: 2.7 divorces per 1,000 people
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Average divorce filing fee: $170Average divorce attorneys' fees: $10,600State divorce rate in 2018: 3 divorces per 1,000 people
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Average divorce filing fee: $238Average divorce attorneys' fees: $6,600State divorce rate in 2018: 3 divorces per 1,000 people
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Average divorce filing fee: $158Average divorce attorneys' fees: $8,200State divorce rate in 2018: 2.9 divorces per 1,000 people
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Average divorce filing fee: $225Average divorce attorneys' fees: $10,800State divorce rate in 2018: 4.4 divorces per 1,000 people
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Average divorce filing fee: $251Average divorce attorneys' fees: $9,700State divorce rate in 2018: 3.1 divorces per 1,000 people
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Average divorce filing fee: $300Average divorce attorneys' fees: $12,300State divorce rate in 2018: 2.7 divorces per 1,000 people
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Average divorce filing fee: $210Average divorce attorneys' fees: $13,500State divorce rate in 2018: 2.8 divorces per 1,000 people
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Average divorce filing fee: $230Average divorce attorneys' fees: $10,300State divorce rate in 2018: 3.1 divorces per 1,000 people
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Average divorce filing fee: $80Average divorce attorneys' fees: $8,200State divorce rate in 2018: 2.6 divorces per 1,000 people
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Average divorce filing fee: $263Average divorce attorneys' fees: $9,900State divorce rate in 2018: 2.9 divorces per 1,000 people
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Average divorce filing fee: $213Average divorce attorneys' fees: $9,800State divorce rate in 2018: 3.8 divorces per 1,000 people
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Average divorce filing fee: $325Average divorce attorneys' fees: $10,000State divorce rate in 2018: 3.4 divorces per 1,000 people
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Average divorce filing fee: $250Average divorce attorneys' fees: $11,300State divorce rate in 2018: 2.6 divorces per 1,000 people
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Average divorce filing fee: $160Average divorce attorneys' fees: $10,400State divorce rate in 2018: 2.9 divorces per 1,000 people
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Average divorce filing fee: $150Average divorce attorneys' fees: $10,000State divorce rate in 2018: 2.5 divorces per 1,000 people
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Average divorce filing fee: $95Average divorce attorneys' fees: $8,600State divorce rate in 2018: 2.6 divorces per 1,000 people
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Average divorce filing fee: $264Average divorce attorneys' fees: $9,900State divorce rate in 2018: 3.5 divorces per 1,000 people
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Average divorce filing fee: $300Average divorce attorneys' fees: $12,400State divorce rate in 2018: 2.6 divorces per 1,000 people
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Average divorce filing fee: $320Average divorce attorneys' fees: $10,400State divorce rate in 2018: 3.8 divorces per 1,000 people
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Average divorce filing fee: $193Average divorce attorneys' fees: $8,900State divorce rate in 2018: 3.1 divorces per 1,000 people
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Average divorce filing fee: $150Average divorce attorneys' fees: $11,500State divorce rate in 2018: 3.1 divorces per 1,000 people
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Average divorce filing fee: $314Average divorce attorneys' fees: $10,600State divorce rate in 2018: 3.3 divorces per 1,000 people
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Average divorce filing fee: $160Average divorce attorneys' fees: $8,200State divorce rate in 2018: 3.3 divorces per 1,000 people
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Average divorce filing fee: $200Average divorce attorneys' fees: $8,900State divorce rate in 2018: 2.5 divorces per 1,000 people
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Average divorce filing fee: $70Average divorce attorneys' fees: $9,000State divorce rate in 2018: 3.8 divorces per 1,000 people
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The marriages of Saudi women are usually arranged, and it remains extremely difficult for women to obtain divorces.
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A Saudi newspaper reported that such divorces now make up a "staggering" 4.2 per cent of the total.
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"Trump Divorces the GOP Congress," was the headline on an editorial in the Wall Street Journal last Friday.
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These early activists saw firsthand that Haudenosaunee women could own property, initiate divorces, and, perhaps most shocking, vote.
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Here are 12 other scandalous divorces that have gone down in flames — and will live on in infamy.
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Because, you know, if there weren't, celebrity couplings, breakups, and divorces wouldn't all come in such thrilling order. Right?
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Ryan said the "legal details of how he divorces himself from his business" do not concern him in Congress.
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After four divorces, David Foster says he's open to getting married again amid rumors he's dating singer Katharine McPhee.
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"The biggest problem you have with high-money divorces is the litigants have the money to spend," he said.
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And just like in a lot of divorces, those who stand to gain the most may be the lawyers.
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My best friend and I moved to Chicago together spur of the moment over the summer after our divorces.
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They started dating not long after tumultuous divorces — Shelton's from wife Miranda Lambert and Stefani's from husband Gavin Rossdale.
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"Any lawyer can tell you that divorces tend to be messy, complicated, emotional and loud," the DBS analysts said.
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In states like California and New York, legal fees can be as high as $25,000 for divorces involving children.
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Weber has said their relationship developed "naturally" after he and Weil both went through divorces around the same time.
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By refusing to identify the very particular problem and evil of white racism, Trump thus divorces himself from reality.
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Multiple sources told PEOPLE that they had known each other for years and were close before their respective divorces.
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She attended counseling with her children after her divorces, first from McDermott's biological father and then from his stepfather.
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Soon, they began travelling together, and, on their third trip, Li spoke candidly about her family and her divorces.
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But through his two high-profile divorces, numerous public romances and three marriages, Ivanka Trump has remained a constant.
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The group has also prepared a vicious counterattack on Mr. Trump's marital history, which includes two divorces and infidelity.
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In these so-called "gray divorces," the cost of mistakes in the process can be hard to recover from.
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Alimony had been deductible for divorces, such as Mr. Moore's, that were completed before the start of this year.
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However, a smaller number of divorces appear to be shams resulting from a quirk in Chinese real estate law.
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Divorces Portman and begins dating Antoine Arnault, CEO of luxury brand Berluti and son of LVMH Chair Bernard Arnault.
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She's also graced the witness box in divorces involving celebrities like Jim Carrey, Roseanne Barr, and Jean-Claude Van Damme.
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There are cases where people going through divorces find that their ex-partner took both the kids and the ornaments.
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She marries, then divorces, Paul Simon, reinvents the funny best friend trope, and unleashes her acerbic wit on the world.
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But the Real Housewives is an exception, since the messiness of their own lives — divorces, bankruptcies, foreclosures, lawsuits et. al.
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And now he is going after Bill Clinton's affairs despite his own history of multiple divorces and allegations of infidelity.
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Based on her experience handling divorces, she said the ages of the children might also play a role in visitation.
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Giuliani and Trump have both been married three times and engaged in extramarital relationships that have led to past divorces.
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But the actor has also faced his fair share of adversity and has publicly struggled through divorces and drug addictions.
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Divorces pose a particular challenge as Iraqi law demands that both wife and husband be present to terminate a marriage.
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People's lives change in ways that can dramatically influence their taxes, such as marriages, divorces, kids, moving or job changes.
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Property speculation has also led to widened inequality and distorted social values that have prompted phenomenon such as fake divorces.
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The group looked only at whether divorces were granted and how fast — a test of whether litigants were legally prepared.
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MELISSA HEBERTWEEHAWKEN, N.J. To the Editor: Why is The New York Times highlighting a person who divorces himself from politics?
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And in the church, everything was going every which way all the time — dying, being born, divorces, kids running away.
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The Los Angeles-based lawyer has also represented celebrities including Jennifer Garner, Angelina Jolie, and Kim Kardashian in their divorces.
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Marriages, births, divorces, anniversaries and particulars of the jobs they held away from the races, the microevents of their lives.
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The competitors also boast a total of 29 kids, 28 tattoos, eight divorces and two Time Most Influential People honors.
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Read more:13 of the most scandalous divorces in US historyCardi B said she forgave Offset after a cheating scandal.
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Pesce violently divorces Murakami's work from its socioeconomic context in favor of a more generalized war-between-the-sexes dynamic.
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According to court documents obtained by PEOPLE, the Walls' divorce was acrimonious but, in the context of divorces, not so unusual.
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They've been there for the births of all of their children, their weddings, their breakups and divorces — they've seen it all.
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After meeting when they were both coaches on The Voice, both Shelton and Stefani went through divorces around the same time.
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For professionals working in this field, that makes for an especially busy time trying to get divorces through before the deadline.
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"Things like weddings and having babies and buying houses and cars and getting divorces are all grown up things," he said.
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But off screen, Day faced many challenges, including three divorces and the death of her beloved son, Terry Melcher, in 2004.
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Right in the middle of that range, from around age 45 to age 60, is where the bulk of divorces happen.
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Births, deaths, marriages, divorces, a show becoming a hit, to a show becoming canceled, to a show becoming a hit again.
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Minnelli was Garland's second husband — she racked up a total of five marriages and four divorces by the time she died.
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To that point, 22 percent of all divorces are caused by money issues, according to the Institute for Divorce Financial Analysis.
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A move to allow full divorces for the first time in the Philippines is offering people like Ms. Visbal some hope.
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As divorce lawyers they agree: The vast majority of people can have good divorces, but that isn't encouraged in today's society.
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But other airmen in his unit struggled to cope with stress, he said — there were divorces and some cases of suicide.
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By contracting instead with third-party companies, who in turn employ drivers, Amazon divorces itself from the people delivering its packages.
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"I think there are always going to be families that have complicated, complex legal matters in their divorces," she told CNN.
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The table talk moved on to plans for renovating kitchens, summer shares, friends' divorces, new movies, books, politics, sodium, and cholesterol.
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In 2018, there were only 2.9 divorces per 1,000 total people, excluding data from California, Hawaii, Indiana, Minnesota, and New Mexico.
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After his wife divorces him, their ten-year-old daughter, Henrietta, is left alone with her father and the Forge legacy.
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Because we had very, very flexible hours and accommodating our employees through births, divorces, parents, all of that, they've come back!
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Many social conservatives were horrified by his gambling fortunes and multiple divorces, as well as his unconvincing avowals of religious faith.
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She would go on to endure four marriages, three divorces, the death of a husband and the suicide of a son.
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Jesse Williams and his estranged wife are carrying on the recent tradition of civilized divorces, for the sake of their kids.
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He has represented Trump for years, including in divorces, bankruptcy cases and the sexual misconduct allegations that surfaced during the presidential campaign.
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Between fair-weather romances and headline-making divorces, when you're in the public eye, long-term love can be hard to find.
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Bozkurt said if they're not on the streets, they're resisting in their homes by demanding divorces, which are at a record high.
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"What we find with acrimonious divorces is that as both parties fight harder, the price tag increases for their divorce," Francis said.
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It wouldn't make sense to grant no-fault divorces and then consider fault when making alimony decisions, critics of the bills say.
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To Hoberman's point, even after the couple marries and divorces, they work out an improbably equitable plan to sort out the aftermath.
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For many gray divorces, custody is often not relevant to the discussion because the parties' children are over the age of 18.
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In it, she shared that she grew up in a poor household and witnessed her mother go through painful divorces and breakups.
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Before her death, Reynolds sat down with PEOPLE to discuss her illustrious Hollywood career, painful divorces, relationship with her children and more.
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His parents can't keep them apart, so years later the mother of three eventually divorces her husband and marries her former student.
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There was a point in time when I didn't know if I would ever reach this place, because divorces are always devastating.
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Interestingly, she also helped Ashlee Simpson split from Pete Wentz, which means she's been on different Simpson sisters' sides of different divorces.
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New figures show that the number of marriages in China has fallen for two straight years, while divorces have continued to climb.
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" In divorces, he said, the wife from the earlier marriage "wants to make sure that her child isn't mistreated by later children.
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There were 827,261 divorces and annulments in 44 states and Washington, D.C., in 2016, according to the National Center for Health Statistics.
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The civil justice system covers a wide range of issues: divorces and child custody disputes, consumer debt, landlord-tenant disputes and more.
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And while I was a platoon commander in Iraq and California, Marines came to my office to discuss their breakups and divorces.
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Her five siblings' lives at times were chaotic, because of scandal and divorces, and she stepped in to help raise their families.
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The painful dramas around the divorces have at times undermined their popularity, and what should have been private pain was publicly displayed.
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Afghan officials could not provide exact numbers on divorces initiated by women, as is the case with most statistics in the country.
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In her brash Texas drawl, Jo Harvey laughed about their many near-divorces as Terry observed her gesticulations with a wry smile.
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That's on top of two high-profile divorces, various defamation suits and allegations of sexual harassment or assault, which Trump has denied.
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He famously phoned in details of his personal life to New York City tabloids during his divorces, sometimes posing as a publicist.
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The records were from criminal prosecutions and civil court proceedings, like divorces, property and contract disputes and contests over wills and estates.
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Courts are public tribunals, and while divorces are sealed and no one except tabloid journalists really seem to object, there are leaks.
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In Denmark, Spain and Sweden more than a tenth of divorces end marriages in which at least one partner is a non-citizen.
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Hitman is at its best when it divorces itself from the on-screen violence and instead treats the experience like an absurdist playground.
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"This is not going to get played out in the press," says Judith Poller, who has handled divorces for celebrities like Drew Barrymore.
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It's a tale as old as time: a rich, successful man divorces his fortysomething wife, only to replace her with a younger lookalike.
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"This is not going to get played out in the press," said Judith Poller, who has handled divorces for celebrities like Drew Barrymore.
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"A lot of the prior CEO divorces have been more career professionals that have built up other wealth before becoming CEO," Neyland said.
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The Macklowes, who have two adult children, join a long parade of high-profile, big-money divorces in the rarefied precincts of Manhattan.
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And while Garner, 44, was clearly joking, she and Pitt, 52, are both currently going through high-profile divorces with their significant others.
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In many high-profile celebrity divorces, the terms of the split are negotiated prior to filing official documents in order to preserve discretion.
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Well-known Islamist writer Abdurrahman Dilipak said legislation designed to protect women, such as through restraining orders, was actually fuelling divorces and violence.
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Like every MMO, we'd get our share of letters telling us about marriages (and divorces, eesh) that took place because of the game.
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Divorces, which stem from some of the same trends, reached 3.8 million last year, more than twice the level of a decade ago.
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For example, when Ashley Madison got hacked, more than 32 million people were exposed for adultery, resulting in countless divorces and even suicides.
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Women also now have the right to register births, marriages and divorces, to be issued official family documents and be guardians to minors.
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Here's what I can tell you, having in effect already been through this kind of breakup: My divorce, like most divorces, was hideous.
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He is married to 32-year-old Marcela Temer, whom he began dating when she was in her teens, after two previous divorces.
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From the time he was 19 until about two years ago, there were two marriages, two divorces, three children, and one identity crisis.
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Such inquiries to the agency, the Administration for Children's Services, are common in contentious divorces where a parent makes a claim against another.
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They held people's keys and knew all the latest news on marriages, divorces, children, thefts, rivalries, real estate deals — the list goes on.
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According to a recent report, more than half, or 60%, of divorces involve spouses who are between the ages of 25 and 39.
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The news fuels Deutsche Boerse's designs to poach business from London Clearing House after the U.K. divorces from the European Union in March.
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Note that alimony won't be deductible for any divorces or separation agreements executed after the end of 2018, thanks to the tax overhaul.
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They linked up in wake of their high-profile divorces from their respective spouses — Shelton split from Miranda Lambert, and Stefani from Gavin Rossdale.
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Some advisors specialize in working with people who are going through divorces, to help them understand the financial ramifications of their impending legal split.
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"We don't want to have divorces or kids who are dropping off the edge in school," Wasserman Schultz said in an interview with Politico.
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Backdropped against the waning days of the Soviet Union, as Mikhail Gorbachev angles for perestroika and glasnost, the show tidily divorces morality from nationalism.
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Boy goes missing and is presumed murdered by girl's royal spouse, who then divorces girl and imprisons her for the rest of her life.
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Unfortunately her willingness to amicably part ways is not being reciprocated and as with many divorces the situation is now getting a bit ugly.
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Divorces, he said, would be a far less tedious and expensive process than annulling marriages, which can take years and face many legal hurdles.
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They also discovered that if one biological sibling divorces, the others are 20% more likely to do so than would otherwise be the case.
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Divorce lawyers, financial advisers and mediators say divorces don't have to be the type of acrimonious free-for-alls that make for riveting movies.
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It has been rocky from the start and there have been several near-divorces as leftists at some moments retested the strategy of independence.
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This was twice the length of the average marriage in England and Wales, where there are 64 divorces each year for every 100 marriages.
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The goal is to prevent divorce after the number of divorces reached more than 198,000 in 2017, a 3.2% increase from the year before.
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Instead, music, the blood of our youth, has somehow been replaced by mortgages, credit cards, spouses, children, divorces, alimony, expanding waistlines and diminished dreams.
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In 2014, divorces and annulments occurred at a rate of 3.2 per 1,000 people, according to provisional data from the Centers for Disease Control.
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Under California law there's a cooling off period -- meaning even the smoothest of divorces have to wait 6 months -- which Blake and Rachael did.
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They linked up in wake of their high-profile divorces from their respective spouses — Shelton split from Miranda Lambert, and Stefani from Gavin Rossdale.
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After all, divorces — especially ones where children are involved — can be incredibly emotionally taxing, and it's easy to point fingers or become bitter exes.
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The number of divorces exceeded 4,000 in both June and July this year—almost double the monthly average in 2004, according to the government.
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Of those searching for company there are a lot of elderly people, but also a few young from Berlin, and men going through divorces.
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In some cases, they feel that they provoked the husband to the point where he gave the three divorces, and are regretful about that.
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She divorces her husband, abandons her children, marries the prisoner, whom she is seldom allowed to see, and finds a low-paying job nearby.
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Sleep divorces, as they've been nicknamed, have been adopted by one in 10 couples, according to a recent survey from the Better Sleep Council.
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"You have to look into them and find out as much as you can, because you are married, and divorces are ugly," he said.
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Beginning permanently in 22026 are the end to deductions for alimony payments for new divorces and the repeal of the individual mandate for Obamacare.
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After all, throughout the show, Ross went through multiple divorces, had tons of awkward encounters with exes, and endured plenty of other sticky situations.
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So, for the country's 172 million Muslims, qazis—or Islamic clerics or judges, historically all men—are the arbitrators of all marriages and divorces.
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For generations, men were the ones to decide when to divorce their wives, and the ones who also decided if these divorces were valid.
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"Others might lose their home, even their child and family—I think of people going through divorces when I sing it, too," she said.
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Divorce lawyers, financial advisers and mediators say divorces don't have to be the type of acrimonious free-for-alls that make for riveting movies.
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The chairman of league leaders Trabzonspor, however, said any delay to Super League matches would lead to an increase in the number of divorces.
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But, that faith has gotten me through losing both my parents, my grandparents, two children, got me through divorces, got me through being fired.
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The chairman of league leaders Trabzonspor, however, said any delay to Super League matches would lead to an increase in the number of divorces.
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Another told her the case would be too daunting for a normal family lawyer, even in South Florida, where high-priced divorces are common.
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People who had had multiple divorces were at a 50 percent higher risk, and those widowed multiple times had a 25 percent higher risk.
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Jeff Garlin thinks women should always come out on top in divorces ... and he says he's gonna put his money where his mouth is.
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It is a temporary holding place for those in between jobs, moves, marriages and divorces, and an extension of the workplace for small businesses.
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Your tan is lurid, last night's glitter sticks to your shoe, and, still a young man, you thrill to the promise of future divorces.
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The number of divorces also declined in those same years, dropping to 2.9 per 1,000 in 2018 compared with 4.0 per 1,000 in 2000.
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According to the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, 95 percent of respondents expect that the new alimony rules will change how divorces are settled.
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Indeed, he noted, the second biggest reason for CEO divorces is that the CEO never realizes he or she must be different at home.
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Kushner's decision not to engage with the politics deliberately divorces it from the very issues that make resolving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict so difficult.
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" I said, "The only cases I've ever done were uncontested divorces, wills for people who had very little money, an adoption for my uncle.
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He also survived a brush with the mob, four divorces, a custody fight over his only son and the suicides of two former wives.
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Nevertheless, the number of so-called "gray divorces" of those over 50 has doubled in the last 25 years, according to the Pew Research Center.
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With three divorces behind him, he had paperwork to do before they could be married, and went to the Saudi consulate to sort it out.
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Campaigners have sought a ban on quick divorces although statistics on the prevalence of the practice are unclear with critics suggesting the numbers are low.
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"Gray divorce," also known as "silver splitter" or "diamond divorce," is a term used to refer to the increasing trend of late-in-life divorces.
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He has also had three high-profile divorces, and was embroiled in a recent police corruption scandal linked to the family of his third wife.
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Wasser has a long roster of celebrity divorces under her belt and has represented Jennifer Garner, Denise Richards, Kim Kardashian, and most recently, Johnny Depp.
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Terry Day, local president for the United Steelworkers union, said the 1990s shutdowns convulsed the community and resulted in a spate of suicides and divorces.
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Dating rumors started swirling last year when they were spotted out together on multiple occasions amid their respective divorces from Talulah Riley and Johnny Depp.
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Seeing this couple openly thrive and sfor 10 years in an industry plagued with divorces and marital scandals is as refreshing as it is promising.
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But Assistant U.S. Attorney Scott Hartman said Gottlieb was "intimately involved," and that evidence suggested he may have engaged in similar plots involving forced divorces.
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He takes responsibility, he says, for 110 divorces and 40,000 break-ups because of a sketch that's high-risk for anyone in a fragile relationship.
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While alimony is getting statistically rarer, Taub said it still figures into most of the divorces he works on in his New York-based practice.
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Johnson and Trudeau discussed Canada's existing trade deal with the EU and how that would function in the future once Britain officially divorces from Europe.
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Did I tell you about driving around with my lawyer in a convertible in Williamson County when I was going through one of the divorces?
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Mr Najib says the government will give secular courts, not Islamic ones, the sole right to rule in divorces when only one spouse is Muslim.
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Anne Paris's two kids grew up in suburban Washington with seven grandparents, the product of divorces and re-partnering on both sides of the family.
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The show, which arrives on Hulu on Thursday, followed three generations of the Berkeley-based Braverman family through divorces, career setbacks, abortions and adoption struggles.
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It is counted in amputations, in traumatic brain injuries, in suicides, in gunshot wounds, in I.E.D. blasts, in divorces, in birthdays missed, in medications prescribed.
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In newspapers and dinner table conversations, stories abound of husbands and wives filing fake divorces to get around stringent real estate purchasing restrictions for families.
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Earlier this year, Lavigne opened up to PEOPLE about how she hadn't given up on the institution of marriage despite having gone through two divorces.
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Whistle-blowers reported financial straits, divorces and suicidal impulses as they were ostracized by their colleagues and harassed with defamation and other lawsuits from managers.
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She pressed other women to speak out, posting pictures of herself holding up a sign that called for changing the rules on debt in divorces.
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Colbie Holderness, Porter's first wife, and Jennifer Willoughby, Porter's second wife, both said their ex-husband's consistent abuse was the reason for their respective divorces.
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May's letter starting the withdrawal called for unity, but investors may be underestimating how closely political divorces can match real ones for bitterness and damage.
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The affidavit is a standard form in divorces in Alaska involving minor children that includes information about children who will be involved in custody proceedings.
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It is impossible, the theory goes, for a marriage plot to have real stakes in this era of no-fault divorces and women's economic liberation.
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The slayings went against the typical pattern of violence stemming from divorces by targeting professionals involved in the split rather than the ex-spouse, Levin said.
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While you could expect QDROs to be seen in any divorce, it's much more likely in gray divorces, where retirement accounts tend to be more significant.
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Recently, Berry opened up about the toll three divorces has had on her (she split from Olivier Martinez in December) and where her focus is now.
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As Jeff and MacKenzie Bezos hash out one of the most expensive divorces in history, the two are determined to remain cordial, a source tells PEOPLE.
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Though many celebrity divorces can become publicly contentious, the source says that is unlikely for the singer, who has always been fiercely protective of her family.
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They've usually learnt their lesson, but obviously, they can't come back to that person again unless the woman gets married to another person and then divorces.
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"There are no easy divorces in venture capital," said Venky Ganesan, a partner at Menlo Ventures, a venture firm that is not connected to the Xfund.
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That apparent split is the latest to show how divorces can have a significant impact on the commercial ventures of some of China's wealthiest business leaders.
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He told reporters he would not exclude anyone who divorces and remarries, and that he hoped pastors would use discretion when dealing with individual marital circumstances.
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That means public databases showing criminal or civil cases, unpaid debts and divorces should all be scanned constantly for the names of clearance-holders, he said.
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More than 70 percent of divorces filed in China last year were initiated by women, The South China Morning Post reported, citing the Supreme People's Court.
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The work unit's consent was required for divorces, too, and although the law now allowed for no-fault divorce, courts were often reluctant to grant it.
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He made something of a specialty of "Smith & Wesson divorces," as he called them: cases in which wives solved their marital problems by killing their husbands.
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Mr. Obama, for example, might never have been elected to the Senate in 2004 were it not for damaging revelations about his rivals and their divorces.
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Many of the contestants cry while revealing painful histories, and publicly talk about and process some of their most private struggles with unavailable fathers, or complicated divorces.
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It burnishes and reinforces myths, it divorces warfare from politics, it elevates the soldier—no matter what they serve or advance—as a kind of secular hero.
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A source close to the pair recently told PEOPLE that their relationship took a backseat as they focused on their children amid divorces from their respective spouses.
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With three divorces behind him, he had paperwork to do before they could be married, and went to the Saudi consulate in Istanbul to sort it out.
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The Texas-raised star, who rocketed to stardom with films like The Right Stuff, has weathered his fair share of struggles as well—from divorces to addiction.
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As far as we know, only three divorces exist in the entire universe, and these were all minor details gleaned from Pottermore rather than the books themselves.
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Other files on Saudi marriages, divorces, and custody battles contained information on people who married women with sexually transmitted diseases, personal debt histories, and other sensitive data.
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That's why it's so important that after marriages, divorces, births, deaths and other major life events, account-holders need to check and, if necessary, update beneficiary statements.
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If Britain opts for a so-called Brexit — and polls show the electorate roughly split down the middle — that would set up the mother of all divorces.
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She divorces Willy, who — surprise, surprise — was a selfish scoundrel whose sole remarkably good deed was bringing Colette out of Burgundy and into her astounding literary career.
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He entered a world of contractors, casino operators, Roy Cohn, professional-wrestling stars, Rupert Murdoch, multiple bankruptcies, tabloid divorces, Mar-a-Lago golf tournaments, and reality television.
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Law enforcement officials are scrolling through rich kids' feeds to find photos of assets that will support cases against their parents, from pricey divorces to land disputes.
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She later fights him over creative ownership of the book, divorces him and embarks on a shocking gay love affair with androgynous artist Mathilde "Missy" de Morny.
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Many say their lives were deeply affected by the 2008 financial crisis as they watched their parents lose businesses, struggle with debt and even go through divorces.
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Once elected, they can be assigned to family court (divorces and custody battles) or criminal court (assault, burglary), and even serve as an acting Supreme Court judge.
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As an experienced negotiator, Chinitz has dealt with complex divorces and custody battles, and knows the toll these proceedings can take on children caught in the middle.
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Dr. Rubinstein and Dr. Clyman met and fell in love in a most unlikely setting: a clinic that evaluated and treated families involved in high-conflict divorces.
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Moreover, any review of the life of Henry VIII gives lie to the idea that the Church of England is inflexible on the matter of royal divorces.
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And it's straight-up disturbing that he has his secret crazy wife locked in the attic in an era of humane mental hospitals and no-fault divorces.
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If we take for granted that men get screwed in custody court settlements, which I don't, we're still only talking about something like 4 percent of divorces.
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As a real estate developer and casino baron, future U.S. President Donald Trump went through two divorces in the 1990s that kept New York City's tabloid newspapers busy.
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We've seen the talented surgeons through a hellish intern year, tough residencies, fellowships in various specialties, nerve-wracking solo surgeries, plane crashes, marriages, divorces, and plenty more obstacles.
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Although he's been through four divorces, most recently finalizing his separation from Yolanda Hadid earlier this month, the Canada native is open to walking down the aisle again.
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Divorces at the centre normally take 40 hours spread over six months, but there is no set time cap if a split turns out to be particularly complex.
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The respective divorces were equally visible and equally devastating to fans whose understanding of each of their celebrity images hinged, in some part, on their seemingly happy marriages.
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The "Sweet Escape" singer said that she and her country star boyfriend bond over their past relationships and divorces — her from Gavin Rossdale, and him from Miranda Lambert.
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Both were in the wake of high-profile divorces from their respective spouses — Shelton split from Miranda Lambert, and Stefani from Gavin Rossdale — when they first got together.
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And there's lots of countries that we don't get along with that nonetheless we're capable of cooperating with, but there's a lot of bitterness that goes with divorces.
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And the shift in family dynamics, together with the disruption to family life that accompanies migration, has led to a rise in the number of divorces, Marahattha said.
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One of the most famous lines attributed to her came after one of her divorces when Zsa Zsa was asked whether a lady should give back the ring.
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China's central bank has also urged banks to strengthen mortgage risk management, and crack down on market irregularities such as making fake divorces to skirt high downpayment fees.
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Those numbers, compiled by the National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS), include births, marriages, divorces and, using data culled from death certificates, information on what is killing whom.
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After two divorces in a scant five years (from Chrystie Scott in 1981 and from Linda Thompson in 1986), Jenner said she had some soul searching to do.
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Weather, water supply, population, housing, incomes and assets, social welfare, trade, hunting and fishing, records of important life events — births, deaths, marriages, divorces, immigration, emigration — all fascinate me.
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Giti Pourfazel, a human rights lawyer who practised law for about 25 years in Tehran until 2016, estimates half of divorces in Iran are due to sexual problems.
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That makes sense, because those laws were being debated while the divorce rate was obviously rising, and critics argued that the new laws would lead to more divorces.
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Her husband, struggling in vain with his homosexuality, divorces her, and she falls for her African-American gardener only to see him forced out of town by bigotry.
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By an almost 2-to-1 margin, lawyers polled by the academy said they typically only see a decline in the number of divorces during national economic downturns.
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Conservative pundits like Sean Hannity have defended Moore, while the despicable far-right website The Gateway Pundit has suggested that Corfman's divorces and bankruptcies make her not credible.
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But neither is the progressive Christian approach that simply baptizes casual sex in the name of self-expression and divorces sex from covenant faithfulness and self-sacrificial love.
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Two more royal divorces were announced back-to-back this year, and they received about the same amount of flash-in-the-pan interest as a Hollywood breakup.
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"Those things were wrong — they do not match up to what I believe about my Christian faith," Mr. Carpenter said of Mr. Trump's divorces and language about women.
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Both stars were going through respective divorces when their friendship developed into more on the reality competition series – Stefani splitting from husband Gavin Rossdale and Shelton from Miranda Lambert.
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That's when UK Prime Minister Theresa May will trigger Article 50 -- the mechanism that lets a country leave the EU. And like most divorces, this one won't be pretty.
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His two divorces alone, let alone his libertine life while a bachelor, is full of hair-raising material that would cause anyone who believes in family values to pause.
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However, Koenig said that royal protocol does not apply to divorce"Protocols do not apply to divorces ... a word that is often misused when applied to royalty," she explained.
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Whether it be about their divorces, the perils of dating, aging in Hollywood, or their relationship with each other — both were outspoken and unfiltered in interviews throughout their careers.
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They happily cataloged nearly every moment of their lives — from divorces to family rifts to gagging over dog poop duty — and turned it into branded content for mass consumption.
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Trump Revealed not only rehashes the mogul's two divorces, with all of their messy tabloid drama, it also relives Trump's visits over the years to The Howard Stern Show.
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"The issue will be how to value the assets with diminished control," said Jeffrey Fisher, a divorce attorney in West Palm Beach, Florida, who has handled several billionaire divorces.
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The "Sweet Escape" singer said that she and her country star boyfriend, 42, bond over their past relationships and divorces — her from Gavin Rossdale, and him from Miranda Lambert.
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Demand for loans of this kind has jumped since the British government restricted legal aid for divorces in 2013, notes Nigel Shepherd of Resolution, an association of family lawyers.
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Ms. Crosby, who founded Wevorce, a website that seeks to make divorces more amicable, added that four in 10 couples remarry, and that based on statistics gathered by SmartStepfamilies.
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"He's the moral authority… for 20-year-olds in America?" she asked on The View, bringing up Trump's affairs, divorces, previous bankruptcies and history of not playing his employees.
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Perhaps he was engaging in a game like one played by couples in Shanghai, who arrange fake divorces to evade restrictions on property purchases, one person wrote on Weibo.
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Rumors were rife that it would further restrict property purchases in September, which led to a jump in convenient divorces to allow couples to qualify to buy multiple houses.
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Friends and family that I've either known for a long time, did good work on their divorces, and they really see a need for change and wanting to help.
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Vicky: It's kind of complicated ... We both met doing this, and even though we are together, we're both still technically married and are helping each other through our divorces.
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For a 92-year-old woman who has lived her whole life steeped in rigid royal traditions to have learned from the painful divorces of her children is remarkable.
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Vo introduces himself to viewers with a series of certificates documenting successive marriages and divorces between the artist, who is gay, and two friends, Mia Rosasco and Mads Rasmussen.
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The guys would stop watching what was happening on the pitch and slump against the bar, bragging about the millions their divorces cost them, or simply slagging off their exes.
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Take Jennifer Aniston, who has spent the better part of two decades, through two marriages and divorces, battling news stories and rumors about her ability or desire to have kids.
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If a woman's husband dies or she divorces, she then lacks formal proof of ownership - a growing problem for thousands of widows in conflicts in Iraq and Syria, he said.
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Two weddings, two divorces in New York Mr. Trump married his first wife, Ivana (mother of Donald Jr., Eric and Ivanka), in 28 at the Marble Collegiate Church in Manhattan.
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Messrs Gardels and Berggruen: The point here is that, as digital capitalism divorces employment and income from productivity growth and wealth creation, making a living through gainful work will diminish.
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Sheen said his life started to derail around that time in part due to stress stemming from his personal life, including his divorces from wives Brooke Mueller and Denise Richards.
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"The instance of triple talaq has continued unabated," Prasad told a news briefing, adding that the government had recorded 201 such divorces after the Supreme Court struck down the law.
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Jay Goldberg, who represented Trump in his two divorces, told CNN that Giuliani is "immeasurably" damaging Trump's case with conflicting statements about Cohen, Trump's former longtime personal lawyer and fixer.
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From a cellist who wasn't declared officially dead until 2000 to the divorces that the sinking ended up causing, the Titanic affected the world in a multitude of unexpected ways.
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"Recently there have been more households that use divorces to enjoy first-home mortgage policies," the Beijing operations office of the PBOC said in a notice posted on its website.
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Emboldened by her own conversational, confessional style, they have brought her their heartaches — their divorces and depressions and love affairs gone awry — and she has listened, comfortingly, to every one.
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This shift in acceptance has happened only in the past three decades, after three Windsor divorces rocked the royal family in the 1990s -- and it was never the same again.
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Mr. Favre said the law in Alaska was intended to reduce conflicts in divorces, but a side effect has been that it has drawn greater attention to pet-custody questions.
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While divorces can be fraught with tension, Orbuch said it's important to make sure neither parent makes their child feel like they have to choose a side in the separation.
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Madonna and Prince had a heated feud over the one song they ever recorded together, and the showdown involved one of Madonna's divorces ... according to Prince's ex-gf Anna Fantastic.
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If the couple divorces in 2399, alimony payments of $230,000 per year until 2033 would result in discretionary spending of about $86,000 per year for each spouse, according to the calculator.
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Divorce lawyers and financial professionals put a somewhat higher age on the gray divorces, with people in their 60s splitting up after long-term marriages or second marriages, with grown children.
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It's important, however, to note that the researchers analyzed a relatively small sample size, and it's hard to pin down exact reasons for individual divorces — every relationship, after all, is unique.
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"I think because there are so many annulments and divorces, you can't just get the license at the chapel now, so it does take a little bit of planning," she explained.
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This is where originalism and textualism come in: Gorsuch basically divorces himself from policy matters or raw emotion by focusing on the words in the Constitution or the statutes requiring interpretation.
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Key points about Kasowitz: He has represented Trump in various instances over the past 15 years relating to everything from Trump's divorces to a threat to sue the New York Times.
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In a cringe-inducing column in The Spectator, Ferguson linked up Brexit, World War I, and the wounds inflicted by his ex: I suppose there are such things as amicable divorces.
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Delilah, 58, who's been through three painful divorces she explores in the book, has also found comfort in her "very, very supportive" fourth husband Paul Warner — whom she wed in 2012.
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I haven't had hands-on time with the S8 yet, but it's quite obvious that this is far from a perfect solution as it divorces the scanner from the home button.
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"If they have no assets and no children, you can do one of those divorces, no harm, no foul," said John Slowiaczek, president-elect of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers.
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The frequent divorcée, whose previous husbands included Conrad Hilton and George Sanders, famously shared this marital insight after her nine trips down the aisle ended in seven divorces and one annulment.
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These laws say that if a couple divorces and cannot agree on the terms of separation, the interests and feelings of any animals in the household must be taken into account.
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Rather, for decades couples had been conspiring with family lawyers to fabricate just the right amount of fault to persuade the courts to grant them what were essentially no-fault divorces.
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Georgina Chapman stands to get 2700 figures if she divorces Harvey Weinstein today, but their prenup says he could fork out much more ... now that they've crossed the 21-year mark.
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Her collection of meditations on food and life touches the big themes: grief for a brother and a small child gone suddenly, two divorces and the end of a grand affair.
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"He uses suits to create agitation with his enemies," said Jay Goldberg, a Manhattan-based lawyer who represented Mr. Trump as a litigator for 15 years, through both of his divorces.
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Ms. McFarland, 33, is a staff attorney in Kansas City, Mo., for Legal Aid of Western Missouri, where she represents low-income victims of domestic violence in divorces and custody cases.
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The result was "Sex and the City" meets "The First Wives Club," a sharp dramedy about multiple divorces and how they ripple outward, affecting other relationships within a privileged California community.
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The No. 1 reason why CEO marriages fail is lack of time for family, said attorney Laurence Hirsch, who represents clients in high-net-worth divorces at Jaburg Wilk in Arizona.
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Stefani and Shelton met as coaches on The Voice and linked up in wake of their high-profile divorces from their respective spouses — Shelton from Miranda Lambert, and Stefani from Gavin Rossdale.
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Most of those have played out in front of the RHOC cameras, the Housewives shedding tear after tear as they try to navigate through the emotional and financial strains their divorces brought.
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While introducing Angelina Jolie's divorce attorney, Laura Wasser (and Handler's friend, as she says), to the stage that night, Handler took the opportunity to share a few quick digs about celebrity divorces.
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After a blowup fight, Grace (Jane Fonda) and Frankie (Lily Tomlin) imagine what life would have been like if they hadn't become odd couple-ish friends after their husbands asked for divorces.
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Triple talaq, as it is commonly called, is an ancient and controversial Islamic practice where a man divorces a woman by saying the word talaq, the Arabic word for divorce, three times.
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The book introduces a cast of fairly odd characters, starting with Louis McDonald Jr. He's a recently retired introvert who finds himself feeling lonely after his wife of 37 years divorces him.
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It will chronicle her early life in Louisiana, the rise and fall of her relationship with Justin Timberlake, her two divorces and how she rebranded herself after a public breakdown in 2007.
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With the number of divorces rising 27 percent in China between 27 and 2000, Schindler Chief Executive Thomas Oetterli said that more singles need separate lodging and lifts to get them there.
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Police last month detained seven property agents in Shanghai for spreading rumours of plans for a new government regulation that caused a rash of divorces and a rush to buy new homes.
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Hillary Clinton, too, could go there if provoked -- Trump has been married three times and has two messy divorces under his belt; has openly boasted in the past about his playboy lifestyle.
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Reeling from their respective divorces last summer, Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani forged a friendship that turned into an unlikely romance – and now a year later, the two are happier than ever.
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Theoretically, however, the added cost of having to pay back a loan plus interest should deter at least a few divorces from occurring, according to Harvard professor and behavioral economist Brigitte Madrian.
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"Laws on marriage, divorces, property rights, child custody and land ownership all contain powerful clauses that marginalize our women in favor of men," Weah told a development conference in Brussels this month.
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Few Muslims believe in limb amputations as a punishment for theft, but many would like the option to have their divorces or non-interest loans governed by religious tenets, the survey shows.
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This is not only because tales of their childhoods and news of their marriages and divorces feed our prurient appetites, or because we can peek into their lives on Instagram and Twitter.
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If the employee becomes eligible for Medicare, divorces the spouse, or dies, the spouse and dependents are still eligible for COBRA for at least 18 months, with the possibility of an extension.
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You can remember some of it with '70s statistics: Never so many divorces, never so many abortions, a much higher rate of rape, an S.T.D. crisis that culminated in the AIDS epidemic.
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Now that the show is back, 10 years after its original six-season run ended, the nationwide legality of gay marriage means much easier access to stories about engagements, weddings and divorces.
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Unsurprisingly, "Married at First Sight" — a reality TV show that weds strangers as soon as they meet for the first time on national TV — has seen it&aposs fair share of divorces.
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With more money going into federal coffers from the wallets of divorcing couples, a clear majority (64 percent) of matrimonial attorneys expect that the new tax code will make divorces more acrimonious.
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A year into the administration, Porter does not hold a security clearance Colbie Holderness and Jennifer Willoughby, his first and second wives respectively, said his consistent abuse led to their respective divorces.
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But a list of voters to be purged in June 2016 included more than 4,000 people who had simply come into contact with the court system because of divorces, misdemeanours and the like.
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Meanwhile, divorces in China rose from 170,449 couples in 1978 to 3.5 million in 3333, while marriages with foreigners increased from less than 8,500 couples in 1979 to over 49,000 couples in 2010.
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Classy divorces won't necessarily sell copies of the New York Post but I think we can all agree that 2016 — and the high-profile divorce business — was severely deficient in the class department.
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It's amazing to see families like Mariah Carey, Nick Cannon, and their twins celebrating the holiday together, proving that divorces can be amicable and don't have to mean the end of family celebrations.
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A handful of states do not recognize marriages performed by Universal Life ministers, including several counties in New York, and some divorces have been complicated by questions over their validity, said the Rev.
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Their life stories are just as flashy, a kaleidoscope of bad marriages, bad divorces, Fortuny dresses, outlandish costume parties, fashionable portraits, excessive champagne, famous lovers, pickup lovers, alienated children and overlapping celebrity acquaintances.
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With such divorces, which are available only to men, husbands can oust their wives from their homes, usually without any alimony or other financial support, leaving the women with few resources or prospects.
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One of the messiest divorces in American history, which culminated in a shocking double homicide, will be the subject of season 2 of Dirty John, according to a press release from USA Network.
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Laurent Moreillon, a lawyer for H.S.B.C., called Falciani a "data robber" and noted that the breach had been devastating for the bank, had created embarrassment for account holders, and had precipitated numerous divorces.
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After four divorces, she told me that marriage was overrated, but when I did find that special someone I must bring them over so that she could meet them and give her approval.
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The past few generations of the House of Windsor have been dogged by scandals of nearly every variety, from tactless costume choices to explosive divorces and even an unprecedented abdication of the throne.
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Many couples will be rushing to get their divorces finalized in 2018, to avoid the new tax issues, said Heidi Webb, an attorney and the founder of Consilium Divorce Consultations in Lincoln, Massachusetts.
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Being in a family with many divorces, with many people we once welcomed as our own and now ignore the existence of, it's hard to believe you can trust anyone with your love.
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He's been through two divorces and is estranged from his father, who made headlines in 2018 after it was reported he had a child with his 30-year-old former stepdaughter, Jana Bezuidenhout.
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"Around 1993, 1994, 1995, it wasn't so much same-sex marriage, but it was divorces in which spouses ended up in same-sex relations, and they wanted custody of the children," Staver said.
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By January 2014, Dan Nevins had made it through multiple Army deployments to Iraq, the loss of his left and right leg after experiencing a roadside explosion in combat, 36 surgeries and two divorces.
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Now after two difficult divorces (she was previously wed to Chad Kroeger and Deryck Whibley), Lavigne, 33, is giving love another shot with Sarofim, 32, the son of Egyptian-American billionaire investor Fayez Sarofim.
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Despite the tabloid drama involved with Trump's two divorces and bragging about his sex life in the past, Schlafly and the authors said the GOP candidate is "an old-fashioned man" who prioritizes family.
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Update: Rose McGowan tweeted an apology to Alyssa Milano and Georgina Chapman for her harsh criticism last weekend in regard to their continued friendship and Milano's support of Chapman while she divorces Harvey Weinstein.
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Facebook is where nearly half of Americans get their news, the place where millions of nonprofits collect donations, a venue for state-sponsored propaganda, and where people announce their engagements, babies, or even divorces.
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Divorce is a painful and costly process with some divorces costing well into the hundreds of millions, so it's important to know your state's laws to make it as quick and easy as possible.
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"Those were real dark days for me," Caitlyn said of the late 1980s, after she had been through two divorces (one from Chrystie Scott in 1981 and the second from Linda Thompson in 203).
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However, it is likely that a self-backed start-up wouldn't be able to sustain growth without hoping for divorces to start trickling in soon after — and odds are fairly high that they will.
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Through an outside ally, Kelly has given the following account: On Tuesday afternoon, Porter told Kelly a damaging story was coming about his messy marriages and divorces, with allegations of verbal and emotional abuse.
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The queen once described 1992, a year of tawdry divorces and revelations in the royal family, as an "annus horribilis"; the death of Prince Charles's first wife, Princess Diana, in 1997 provided more trials.
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Mohammad Khani, an imam who oversees weddings and divorces at the Imam Ali Mosque in Copenhagen, one of the largest mosques in the city, says polygamy in Denmark&aposs Muslim community is almost nonexistent.
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There are items about Trump's unpredictable temperament, his divorces, his exaggerated business acumen, his misogyny, his racism, his selfishness, his general shittiness as a person—subjects we've examined ad nauseam for the past year.
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Behind the gooey melodies and sing-along chorus of a song like "Knowing Me, Knowing You" are a set of lyrics that foreshadowed the divorces that would shake up both marriages in the band.
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The Modi government will also reintroduce so-called triple talaq legislation, which would outlaw traditional Muslim divorces — in which a husband can divorce his wife by repeating the word talaq, or divorce, three times.
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Rather than approach the intimidating portal of the original franchise, with its decade-long cross-series feuds, jail sentences, life-style brands, divorces, and handbag lines, I would sneak in through the servants' entrance.
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But Ms. Li and others have avoided political confrontation and honed a more fluid style of activism, using WeChat, a popular social media platform, to mobilize, coordinate and share advice about handling messy divorces.
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Divorce has become increasingly common in China, and as the middle class and private businesses have expanded, growing numbers of divorces involve debts that must be divided up, along with children, pets and homes.
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A top Hollywood divorce lawyer – who is currently shepherding Jennifer Garner and other stars through their splits – warns that more high-profile divorces are coming now that awards season has finally drawn to a close.
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He says 21 percent of employees with student loan debt have delayed marriage, 28 percent have put off starting a family and 1 out of 8 divorces is now directly attributed to student loan debt.
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Why it matters: In a recent survey, 64% of lawyers from the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers said that they expect divorces to become even more hostile because of the changes to the tax code.
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His three divorces, and the brusque ways they were handled, turned many Thais against him and left a trail of broken families, including four children in the United States with whom he has cut ties.
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It means more loving adults in kids' lives, more help with child care if geography permits, more financial reserves in case of layoffs or illnesses or divorces, more support in general for stressed young families.
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This idea is supported by Rickne's research, which found divorces following career boosts were most common in marriages where the wife was younger by a large margin and took a larger amount of maternity leave.
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On the latest episode of Recode Decode with Kara Swisher, she said the idea for the book came to her after she turned 523, when several friends started telling her that they were getting divorces.
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Despite not being photographed with Sanchez at the Met Gala, a source told PEOPLE after the couple's dinner date that with their divorces behind them, it was finally time for them to enter the spotlight together.
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Examples would include overspending on luxury goods, expensive divorces — the national divorce rate is, after all, 50 percent — not having proper asset-protection plans in place and "financially enabling" next-generation family members well into adulthood.
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So far, Lim said Point's clients have used the cash to pay down debt, invest in other opportunities, and to help deal with messy divorces, where otherwise the family might have had to sell the home.
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Team Charles-ers, on the other hand, find him to be a better match for Liza — they're of a similar age, they both have children already, and they've both been through painful divorces from absentee spouses.
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In fact, he blames two divorces, an almost "non-existent" relationship with his daughter and his troubles with alcohol, at least in part, on the fact that the majority of his life has been spent travelling.
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You know, there's this expression "the Polish school of poetry," but you could also say there's a Polish school of essay writing, of diary writing, which shies away from divorces, from illnesses, from very personal matters.
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The quizzes — 15 questions, scored on a scale of 100 points — were developed as a way to prevent "impulse divorces," Liu Chunling, an official in Lianyungang, a city in Jiangsu Province, told The Yangtse Late News.
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Across the Venezuelan interior, these groups have often taken charge of enforcing business contracts, punishing common crimes and even settling divorces, according to dozens of testimonies of residents collected over months of reporting in three regions.
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Seven months after meeting, following both of their respective divorces (Shelton to fellow country star Miranda Lambert and Stefani to rocker Gavin Rossdale), the two struck up a romance and have been happily together ever since.
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In 21991, California pioneered "no-fault" divorce, a reform movement that historian Suzanne Kahn said was led by attorneys and judges fed up with the complicated and collusion-filled process of proving wrongdoing in fault-based divorces.
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The Working Girl star opened up about her high-profile romances in an interview with InStyle magazine, saying that after three divorces from Don Johnson, Steven Bauer, and Antonio Banderas, she doesn't plan to get married again.
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However, everything changed on her second season in 2015 after "a lot of life had happened and we'd been through a lot, and we bonded actually over that," Shelton added, alluding to their mutual divorces that year.
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Wasser, colloquially known as the "Disso Queen" (for dissolution … of marriage) around Hollywood, has been on one side of some of the most famous divorces in the industry (including Jolie's from Billy Bob Thornton – she repped Jolie).
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Grisham's heroine is Lacy Stoltz, an investigator for Florida's judicial conduct board whose most interesting case, after nine years on the job, has been ousting a lecherous judge who preyed on women with divorces on his docket.
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Both Shelton and Stefani have gone through high-profile divorces in the last year — so if anyone was going to come out with a heartache song this spring, it makes sense that it would be these two.
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For evangelical leaders, it was an important signal that Mr. Trump — despite his two divorces, lack of religiosity and alleged mistreatment of women — might do more to advance their long-stalled agenda than more traditional Republican politicians.
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The result has been some 200 divorces in the past year, mostly in cases of polygamy and underage marriage, said Widat Hayat an Arab woman and a sociologist who heads the research department at the Women's House.
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For divorces completed this year forward, the spouse paying alimony can no longer deduct the cost, as if it were a business expense, while the spouse receiving the money no longer has to claim it as income.
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He reinvents the universe, divorces Mileva and marries his cousin Elsa, flees Germany and becomes the sad-eyed sage of Princeton, watching from the sidelines as his former colleagues usher the world tragically into the atomic age.
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State media said on Friday that police had detained seven property agents in Shanghai for spreading rumors of plans for a new government regulation that sparked a rash of divorces and a rush to buy new homes.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - A custody battle in one of the world's costliest divorces is playing out in Dubai with the former spouses fighting for control over a $540 million yacht temporarily seized by the Gulf emirate this year.
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Seven months later, after both of their respective divorces (Shelton to fellow country star Miranda Lambert and Stefani to No Doubt bandmate Gavin Rossdale), the two struck up a romance and have been happily together ever since.
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"Most divorces start out contentious and end contentious," said Samantha Bley DeJean, a matrimonial lawyer in San Francisco, who has worked with many Silicon Valley entrepreneurs and represents Angelina Jolie in her custody battle with Brad Pitt.
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A handful of her early blogger peers went through some pretty public divorces of their own: Natalie Holbrook of Hey Natalie Jean, Brandi Laughlin of Mama Laughlin, Jill Smokler of Scary Mommy, Maggie Mason of Mighty Girl.
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Muslim marriages and divorces, and interfaith ones involving a Muslim, are governed by the Muslim Marriage and Divorce Act, which also permits a man to commit polygamy without the acquiescence or knowledge of other wives he may have.
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BuzzFeed News has agreed to use only the first names of the women, some of whom are involved in ongoing litigation related to divorces, or has granted them anonymity in order to protect their identities from their abusers.
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He had a Nobel, a Pulitzer and three National Book Awards in the bag, though his personal reputation featured a series of publicized divorces, vertiginous affairs, friendship-ending intellectual feuds and a rocky paternal record with his children.
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But opponents say it could open a Pandora's box of problems: • The Republican economist Greg Mankiw said such plans could affect how the superrich give to charity, and could even inspire a wave of divorces for tax purposes.
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"A Karen divorces her husband and takes the kids, is a pseudoscientist/anti-vaxxer/flat-earther, an MLM participant, an avid user of Facebook to post shitty motivational posts/'Live Laugh Love,' and more," karmacop97 explained to me.
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Unlike Mr. Trump's two eldest sons, Mr. Kushner did not have to live through his father-in-law's public and messy divorces, and the businesses that he presides over are his own, not part of the Trump Organization.
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Having squandered the bulk of his winnings and endorsement earnings to multiple divorces and gambling losses, Daly may be one of the few successful golfers from the big-money era who need to chase prize money at 218.
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Divorces are governed by state law, and the Bezoses' primary residence and business are in Washington State, a community property state where any income earned or wealth created during the marriage is to be divided equitably between spouses.
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" Hollywood&aposs Most Nuclear Divorces The pair went on to say that they "ultimately want you to feel happy for us, respect our privacy during this difficult time, and pray for our mutual benefit as we weather this storm.
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As for his own ugly divorces, claims of anti-Semitism and the "Fire and Fury" revelations which led to him being pushed out from Breitbart, Mr Morris seems to have gone high, even as his subject's life went low.
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And while Shelton didn't write the song, with lyrics like "Girl getting over him / And I'm getting over her," it draws a definite parallel to the start of his relationship with girlfriend Gwen Stefani, following their divorces last year.
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You can see the Desert Trip audience retreating into memory, considering their divorces and affairs, dead lovers and deepest ardor—the continual search for something as brutally simple as Young articulated, but almost impossible to find in unadulterated form.
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People also offers readers insight into the impressive roster of divorces that Depp's legal reps have been involved with in the past: His attorney, Laura Wasser, has represented Maria Shriver, Jennifer Garner, and Ashton Kutcher, to name a few.
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Winning an election increases subsequent divorce rates for female candidates but not for men (This paper, like most of the social science literature, focuses on female-male partners.) These divorces are not the exclusive result of hard-fought campaigns.
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Such divorces were already declared illegal by the Supreme Court in 2017, and some critics view the follow-up legislation as an unnecessary attack on Muslim families; others see it as an attempt to curry favor with Muslim women.
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Even when reporters called the White House press office roughly three weeks ago asking about Mr. Porter's divorces and whether they had affected his security clearance, that did not stir concern, according to two people familiar with the calls.
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Her story is already part of American legend — Middle Western madcap goes east, dances with Martha Graham, returns to Grand Rapids, coordinates fashions for a department store, leads conga lines, marries a diabetic salesman, divorces him after five years.
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In early October, at the end of the Islamic calendar year, the Saudi justice ministry announced that in the past twelve months there had been a forty-eight-per-cent increase in cases of khula , divorces initiated by women.
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In movies like The Squid and the Whale and Margot at the Wedding, he's often presented the complications of marriages and divorces and shifting family dynamics as a rueful part of living, part of the dark comedy of existence.
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Evangelical Christians formed one of Trump&aposs most solid voting blocs in 2016 and have largely stuck by him, but some have questioned the support in light of some of Trump&aposs opinions and actions, including his multiple divorces.
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On Monday's Real Housewives of Orange County, the mother of four opens up about the three divorces she's lived through — her parents' and two of her own — and the personal aftermath of those splits, including her estrangement from eldest daughter, Sidney.
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It may be difficult for the Bezoses to split up their wealth without dipping significantly into their Amazon shares, said Jordan Neyland, an assistant professor of law at George Mason University who has written on the topic of CEO divorces.
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Housewives takes the raw material of the women's real-life divorces, bankruptcies, and struggles with addiction, and makes an ongoing soap opera about their reactions to all these events, as well as their often dramatic interactions with their fellow castmates.
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Big names, big divorces, all handled expertly thanks to the tried and true methods celebrity divorce lawyers use to get shit done while also keeping it quiet — because that's the biggest thing to consider when filing for divorce as a celebrity.
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Stefani, 47, and Shelton, 40, famously met on the seventh season, and it's almost been a year since the pair went public with their romance during the ninth, while they were recovering from divorces from Gavin Rossdale and Miranda Lambert, respectively.
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The Los Angeles-based lawyer, who has represented celebrities including Jennifer Garner, Angelina Jolie, and Kim Kardashian in their divorces, also repped Britney Spears when she went through her very public and very ugly split with Kevin Federline in 2006.
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Now she's f***ing pissed off with me and is threatening to move back to her mom's home....Please please..... guys... buy them away before she divorces me... Luckily, he posted an update that he was able to sell the Snorlaxes.
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Typically Wall Street divorces start and end like a bad Lifetime movie (wait, are there good Lifetime movies?) … but this one seems like they're keeping it civil and classy — we're not hearing about mistresses, coke-fueled hooker binges and whatnot.
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"People who had gone through divorces, lost their jobs or been in abusive relationships were reaching out to me to tell me that when they come to my sessions they leave thinking they can take on the world," she said.
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It ruled that in contested cases (as about one-fifth of divorces are), the property would be considered that of one partner alone if that partner's parents had bought it for him or her after the couple had got married.
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"A large number of divorces these days are men dropping their wives because they are not in a financial position to bear the burden of looking after a family," Bassam al Darraji, a Baghdad-based sociologist, told a Gulf newspaper.
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The case has drawn intense media attention in France and has become popularly known as the "Dallas on the Seine" because of the level of opulence in the allegations, as well as a convoluted backdrop involving divorces and feuds between heirs.
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Christopher Kimball was dressed in a Victorian costume and heading out the door to trick-or-treat with young relatives Monday evening when he got word that one of the food media's messiest divorces was about to get a lot messier.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese police have detained seven property agents in Shanghai for spreading rumors of plans for a new government regulation that caused a rash of divorces and a rush to buy new homes, state news agency Xinhua reported on Friday.
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"There's a strong desire among our clients to divorce their abusers, and a dearth of resources when it comes to representation in their divorces," said Amanda Norejko, the director of the Matrimonial/Economic Justice Project at Sanctuary for Families, a nonprofit.
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He handled former New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani's two divorces, went up against Elizabeth Taylor's very experienced lawyers when he represented her seventh and last husband, Larry Fortensky, and represented thousands of other clients who were not famous at all.
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The star and Shelton, 40, famously met on the seventh season of NBC's The Voice, and it's been over a year since the pair went public with their romance while they were each recovering from divorces from Gavin Rossdale and Miranda Lambert, respectively.
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The actress, 50, participated in a candid Q&A at the 2017 City Summit and Gala in Los Angeles on Saturday where she opened up about the emotional toll of going through several divorces and other failed relationships, according to Entertainment Tonight.
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It'll certainly be interesting to see if the findings hold up as researchers expand their study to more states, but for now, this is a pretty intriguing look into what could be a pattern in divorces — and maybe even breakups in general.
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Jeff Bezos announced on Wednesday that he and his wife MacKenzie are divorcing after 123 years of marriage — and it may be one of the most expensive divorces ever, after Bezos was named the richest man in the world in June 2018.
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Using these data, the researchers set about the daunting task of analysing the marriages of 19,715 adopted children, to see how often these ended in divorce and whether that divorce rate bore any relationship to divorces among their adoptive and biological parents.
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YANG YOURONG's wife kicks him as they walk upstairs and he falls back a few steps, then follows again at a distance up to the cramped offices of a district-government bureau handling divorces in Chongqing, a region in the south-east.
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Stefani, 47, and Shelton, 40, famously met on the seventh season of NBC's The Voice, and it's been over a year since the pair went public with their romance while they were each recovering from divorces from Gavin Rossdale and Miranda Lambert, respectively.
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There were addictions and recoveries, husbands and divorces, a number of boyfriends (including Superman III costar Richard Pryor and former Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau), episodes of bizarre behavior and an auto accident that left her bankrupt and partially paralyzed in 217.
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In keeping with the tradition of Ms. Walters's prime-time specials over the years, Ms. Kelly took a more personal approach and asked Mr. Trump about his divorces, his brother's alcoholism and his favorite movie and whether he was bullied as a child.
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This is higher than the most recent official estimates for the European Union at 2.1 divorces per 1,000 people in 2011 and catching up to the United States at 3.2 in 2014 as increasingly individualistic aspirations compete with traditional notions of marriage.
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And when we recall examples of actual events that left us with less money — think home fires, job losses, business downturns, divorces, serious illnesses and the like — in almost every case, it really was more difficult for us to buy things we wanted.
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"(I Wanna) Pee on You" compartmentalizes the Kelly allegations and completely divorces it from its insidious facts; it's easier (and safer) to poke fun at a grown man's fetish than to wrestle with claims that he performed his fetish on a minor.
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Mr. Moore said in an interview on Thursday that, for a single tax year, he had claimed both the value of his alimony, which at the time was deductible for all divorces, and the value of his child support payments, which are not.
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There are no official statistics to suggest how widespread the practice of instant divorce is, but the Bharatiya Muslim Mahila Andolan study found that among a sample of more than 313,231 women, 215 were divorced and 218 of those were "triple talaq" divorces.
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The large, flat red book feels like a cross between an encyclopedia and a compendium of zines: It has information about feminist health collectives, credit unions, arts organizations, union organizing, woman-made clothing, and legal advocacy groups to help women obtain affordable divorces.
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Read more:15 alarming facts about divorce in the US that will shock youMy divorce cost me $17,695 — these were the most surprising expenses I facedThe 9 worst states to get divorced in for cheaters13 of the most scandalous divorces in US history
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When the boys were born, Richard's parents would only want to see pictures of Ian or FaceTime to see Ian, and even made suggestions of Richard taking Ian and going back to China, or Richard divorces me and marries an American woman.
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A British court ruled that Akhmedov, an oil and gas tycoon, now owes 453.6 million sterling ($567 million) to his ex-wife Tatiana Mikhavilovna Akhmedova, according to the UK court papers - in what British newspapers described as one of the world's costliest divorces.
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A group of lawyers known for celebrity divorces surprised the legal industry last spring when they announced they would leave the New York law firm led by Marc E. Kasowitz, a longtime lawyer for President Trump, after two decades at the firm.
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Each song, including those written by Allman himself, touch on something of the man — who led a difficult life with the early death of his brother, six divorces including from his celebrity marriage to Cher, drug addiction, hepatitis C, a liver transplant and, ultimately, cancer.
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Throughout its 11 seasons, the show has documented everything from contentious divorces (Tamra Judge's bitter end with ex-Simon Barney), to cheating scandals (David Beador cheating on wife Shannon Beador), to cancer schemes (courtesy of Gunvalon's ex Brooks Ayers, who admitted to forging cancer documents).
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Broken marriages are all over this episode — Stan and Aderholt both also briefly mention their own divorces — which sort of makes Stan's storyline this episode feel like a thematically appropriate placeholder until we get to the Stan-informant reunion we really want, which is Oleg.
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"I think because there are so many annulments and divorces, you can't just get the license at the chapel now, so it does take a little bit of planning," she explained in a cover story for the latest issue of Net-A-Porter's PORTER Edit.
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Trump has had a checkered history with women, from messy divorces and allegations of sexual harassment to a video that came out during his 2016 election campaign that showed him bragging about how his money and power allowed him to "grab" women anywhere he liked.
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The frustrations of Whitehall and Westminster, the backstage bitching, onslaughts by the critics, his miserable divorces, all occurred against that background of genius: a sublime regularity of form in words or music which, even when crisscrossed by anguished irregularities, still held each work in shape.
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And even though they are written for the mortarboard and tassel crowd, these tidy packages of sagacity are worth opening at other important times in one's life: career changes, weddings, breakups and divorces, becoming a parent, midlife crises, sending your own kids to college, today.
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Twenty-seven percent of Certified Public Accountant (CPA) financial planners have seen an increase in the number of clients aiming to finalize their divorces this year, with 6 percent reporting a substantial increase, according to survey results released Thursday by the American Institute of CPAs.
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Read more:Jeff Bezos' divorce could rank among the most expensive of all time — here are the 10 most expensive divorces everThe 12 biggest money-related reasons people get divorcedCouples who go into wedding debt are more likely to consider divorceWhy are millennials abandoning divorce?
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It's a remarkable turnaround for this Belgian-born actor, who became a bankable action star in the 1980s and '23s in films directed by some of Hong Kong's greatest action directors, then watched as personal troubles — an addiction to cocaine, contentious divorces — scuttled his career.
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In season two, as Grace and Frankie get further and further away from their divorces, they're able to see how much their exes love and care about each other, which helps them realize that remaining in their repressed marriages was hurting them as well.
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Not only did he set in motion one of the great superstar divorces in league history with his old point guard, Russell Westbrook, but he joined the juggernaut Golden State Warriors, a longtime punching bag that had transformed into the Google of pro basketball.
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In measures likely to consolidate support for Tokayev, the government in recent months hiked public sector salaries and boosted welfare payouts - although Tokayev himself said last month the latter move sparked a wave of fake divorces aimed at making children eligible for monthly handouts.
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Clearly in our regard, making fun of people for being a bunch of fucking basement weebs has worked, but if somebody else starts a band about high school parents' divorces, watch kids come crawling out of the woodwork and start talking shit about that.
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Despite the fact that the vast majority of Israeli Jews are not Orthodox, the ultra-Orthodox hold the keys not just to Israel's Jewish sacred places, but to the life cycle events — conversions, weddings, divorces, burials — of the country's more than six million Jews.
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I'M FOCUSED ON GETTING THIS AGENDA PASSED SO THAT WE CAN TURN AROUND AND TACKLE THIS COUNTRY'S BIG PROBLEMS BEFORE THEY TACKLE US. THAT IS WHAT I'M FOCUSED ON. AND NOT THE LEGAL DETAILS OF HOW HE DIVORCES HIMSELF FROM HIS BUSINESS, WHICH I KNOW HE WILL.
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The two grew close after their respective divorces last spring: Gilmore Girls' Weil, 40, filed for divorce from Girlfriends' Guide to Divorce's Paul Adelstein (who has also starred on Shonda Rhimes' Private Practice, Grey's Anatomy and Scandal) in March 2016 after more than nine years of marriage.
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"There's no question New York's position as a center of wealth and a center of litigation tends to invite some of the largest and nastiest and prolonged divorces in the country," said David H. Pikus, a principal in the Manhattan law firm of Bressler Amery Ross.
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Shelton, 39, didn't write the song and it doesn't mention his girlfriend Gwen Stefani, but with lyrics like "Girl getting over him / And I'm getting over her," it's easy to draw a parallel to the start of his relationship with Stefani following their divorces last year.
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Simon: That it takes time, effort, persistency, a lot of emails, a lot of rejections, broken relationships (Jesper lost his girlfriend), divorces (I was divorced after issue two), couples therapy (Zenia is trying), maxed out credit cards... Zenia: There have been a lot of tough moments.
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In the interview, which was filmed a few weeks prior and aired on Fox on Tuesday night, Kelly gave Trump an opportunity to explain and contextualize his emotional state and reactions to stress and challenge, asking him questions about his late brother's death and his multiple divorces.
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At the beginning of last year, I realized ... or, before that, I realized ... Last year, we launched It's Over Easy, which is an online divorce site, which I am hoping will change not only the way people go through their divorces but how we approach divorce itself.
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Mr. Martin got and kept a top-secret security clearance despite a record that included drinking problems, a drunken-driving arrest, two divorces, unpaid tax bills, a charge of computer harassment and a bizarre episode in which he posed as a police officer in a traffic dispute.
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"The important aspect of my complicated divorce (like all divorces) and an equally complicated life, marked by the tragic loss of my mother, sister and brother is this: My father has been a constant source of love and strength in my life," Hunter Biden told Vanity Fair.
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It only makes passing mention of the Agnetha/Björn and Anni-Frid/Benny divorces that broke the band apart, and its signage quaintly insists that the band is on a hiatus despite the group's repeated statements that they'll never record new material or perform live ever again.
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Standing on line for a grande skim chai — I like that the baristas expect that order from me — I have been brought up to speed on divorces, restaurants, dermatologists, scandalous potlucks, third-grade bullies, the worst squash parents and the most absurd acts of social climbing.
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The demographic is one that leans Republican, but this high level of support for Trump himself is one that many have tried to understand in light of some actions from Trump, including his past divorces, his comments about immigrants, and sexual-assault allegations made against him.
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"The issue we see with these divorces is that you have the opportunity to accumulate assets over time — you've been married 2401 years, and you're saying you want to end it at age 2401 or 210," said Ray Radigan, head of private trust at TD Wealth.
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But for divorces completed in 2019 and later, alimony payments will no longer be deductible, and recipients will not have to include them on their returns, added Mr. Mickey, who is also a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants' personal finance specialist committee.
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There have been billion-dollar divorces, like that of Steve and Elaine Wynn who owned casinos together, and certainly, technology entrepreneurs have been in and out of divorce court — most notably Larry Ellison, a co-founder of Oracle who has been wed and unwed four times.
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But while classic teen films like Sixteen Candles established the now-eternal high school tropes—the nerds, the jocks, the theater geeks, the "plastics"—To All the Boys I've Loved Before triumphantly divorces them from the stereotypical ethnicities and sexual orientations that usually come attached to them.
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"I was raised in a family of 11 divorces and a lot of anger and a lot of hard feelings and yet this little box that my mother kept all those years is a physical representation of the fact that they actually liked each other," she told PEOPLE.
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Dating rumors began swirling last year when the actress and billionaire tech mogul were spotted out together several times amid their respective divorces — Heard's contentious divorce from actor Johnny Depp was finalized in January and Musk filed for divorce from wife and Westworld actress Talulah Riley in January 2015.
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At age 49, after her divorces from actor Mel Ferrer and pyschiatrist Andrea Dotti, Hepburn fell for Dutch-born businessman Robert Wolders, who in PEOPLE's new cover story about the iconic star's private world, shares the story of their love and why it lasted, though they never wed.
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Jordanian parliamentarian Wafa Bani Mustafa, one of 20 women in the 130 seat lower house, said her greatest achievements in her three terms had been fighting for issues that impacted women, such protecting women in divorces and ensuring sexual harassment is made a crime in the penal code.
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For most imaginative people, before they get to an age when concepts such as mortgages and expensive divorces can be fully understood, the fantasy of having ridiculously large, swimming-pool-full-of-notes amounts of money usually means fantasising about stupidly fun, if ultimately unfeasible, things to buy.
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Committee members largely steered clear of the kind of dark oratory that launched impeachment debates in 1973 and 1998 … Trump's remarkable ability to skate through crises that wreck other people's lives — bankruptcies of his businesses, abandoned projects, divorces and accusations of sexual misbehavior — seemed again to be at work.
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Some points to remember that apply to all divorces: Unfortunately, all of these property divisions have the same effect as starting to save too late in life for retirement, or suffering a major loss in the market: There are no longer enough working years to make up the loss.
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Moreover, both Pursglove and Fisher now stood to benefit from his new legal strategy: Lawyers are barred from working on contingency in divorces, but in the civil lawsuits, Fisher would be allowed to charge Pursglove a percentage of whatever money he could find and drag back to Florida.
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In exchange for the appointment of anti-abortion judges, his unwavering support for Israel and his attempts to protect the rights of students to pray in schools, they have generally overlooked Mr. Trump's own complicated past with the issue and his own history of three marriages and two divorces.
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Not only did the ladies come with regular drama in the form of divorces, career pursuits, and housing battles, but it also dropped two of the franchise's biggest scandals: a proposed threesome between two cast members and a husband, as well as a big revenge, date-rape lie, and cover up.
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Sen. Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE (I-Vt.) said Thursday that a "huge gap" divorces Congress from the everyday Americans it represents.
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It is, after all, the ethical foundation of the bulk of health insurance in the US. But implementing a policy that divorces premiums from the individual's health status is very tricky when applied to the market for individually purchased insurance policies, as it is on the marketplace exchanges of the ACA.
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For many of Trump's evangelical and Catholic supporters, his full-throated endorsement of the March for Life movement is the thing that makes his long, long history of personal peccadillos, divorces, affairs, ungodliness, lies, and sex scandals — never mind that he once identified as "pro-choice" — fade into the distant background.
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Mr. Mankiw, the former head of President George W. Bush's Council of Economic Advisers, offered a searing critique, arguing that a wealth tax would skew incentives that could alter when the superrich make investments, how they give to charity and even potentially spur a wave of divorces for tax purposes.
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The top three contentious items are alimony (250 percent), retirement accounts and pensions (2000 percent) and business interests (250 percent.) (It's worth noting that for divorces executed after 250, alimony will no longer be a tax deduction for the paying spouse and will not be taxable income for the recipient.
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The Visitor herself — a middle-aged Cuban-American woman who has gone through two divorces, has a grown daughter, intensely dislikes her own mother and has acquired German during a previous stay in Frankfurt — bears an acknowledged resemblance to the author, but this book is not a personal travel diary.
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"I think the church must not only apologize ... to a gay person it offended, but we must apologize to the poor, to women who have been exploited, to children forced into labor, apologize for having blessed so many weapons" and for having failed to accompany families who faced divorces or experienced other problems.
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The change comes after a Saudi court ruled secret divorces illegal and is intended to fight a slew of cases in which Saudi women have been divorced by their husbands without notice, according to CNN, often in an attempt to screw them out of alimony payments or seize control of their bank accounts.
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"Being married three times does this to a man," joked one fan, referring to Ross' famous "three divorces" from Carol (Anita Barone), Emily (Helen Baxendale) and Rachel (Jennifer Aniston.) "In this guy's defence I heard someone had stolen his leftover thanksgiving sandwich," said another, referring to Ross' stolen "moist-maker"-filled sandwich.
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His marriages and divorces, the rumors that he's actually gay, and the infamous couch-jumping incident would be enough; add to that his position as the most famous spokesperson for the oppressive religion/pyramid scheme Scientology and you've got yourself a true bad publicity bingo, most of which he brought on himself.
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But despite her efforts to resolve key conundrums of Brexit among fellow political captains, it is below decks in the office cubicles of the Commission's Berlaymont building and in similar mundane engine rooms in London and other EU capitals that the legal tangles of this most complex of divorces will be unwound.
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She did this in 1996, removing the HRH titles of Princess Diana and Sarah, Duchess of York, following their respective divorces from Prince Charles and Prince Andrew — and clarifying in the law that all women who marry male descendants of the sovereign and then divorce them will be stripped of their titles.
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