divorce

Almost 50 percent of all marriages in the United States will end in divorce or separation. Where are the highest divorce rates in New York State?

There are only six states in the nation that allow dogs to be part of custody battles because, in the eyes of the law, they're family members. Is New York one of them?

Many people will tell you their pets are like their children

Do you know what it takes to get divorced in New York State?

Let's start with the obligatory 'no judgement zone'. And continue with the fact that weddings are expensive...and doing this viral TikTok trend could cost you your marriage.

There's no way to know what 'amicable' really means in this case (or in any case quite frankly) because private relationships are what they are-private. Regardless of how public the couple. And so, the question remains, can a divorce truly be amicable? Maybe. And also, is no fault divorce legal in NY state?

Now there is a law that will treat the pet as part of the family instead of property. Depending on which party is more fit, they will get the animal in a custody dispute in family court.

Divorced her dad and then married her mom's BROTHER? That's the most petty thing we've ever seen. Source: Digg

If you drive around Albany, you may have been surprised by this billboard. It's not exactly what you think you're seeing but it's been turning a lot of heads!

Think that your relationship is a little bit weird? Not feeling normal? Well, you're probably the most normal couple in the world after hearing about this situation.

If that ring finger is getting a little too heavy, there's a company from the Netherlands that'll help get that ball and chain off in 48 hours. It's called DivorceHotel, and it's coming to Saratoga's Gideon Putnam. Play some golf, visit the spa, mediate with your current spouse, the provided legal team and mediators, then go off to your separate rooms...

Just like the Hinder song says "the sex is so much better when you're mad at me." However, in Massachusetts that might not be allowed by law soon.