Schoenberg Family Law Group, P.C.

08/26/2026

Divorce can bring a major financial reset—and for many people, managing debt on a single income can add another layer of stress to an already difficult transition. If you’re navigating life after divorce, here are five practical steps to help you regain control of your finances:

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08/25/2026

Back-to-school season brings plenty of excitement—and plenty of adjustment. For families navigating separation or divorce, the transition can come with an added layer of emotions and logistics. Here are some practical ways co-parents can make the school year smoother and help children feel supported, secure, and ready to succeed:

It’s back-to-school season – and in addition to the long list of supplies, it comes with a big range of feelings. For kids, the excitement of reconnecting with friends, meeting new teachers, starting new classes and activities, mixes with end-of-summer blues, the usual worries about the academic...

08/24/2026

Gray divorce is reshaping the financial landscape. As more couples divorce later in life, insurance needs can change dramatically—from life insurance and healthcare costs to long-term care and beneficiary designations.

A gray divorce, typically couples who are age 50 and older, can be one of the biggest financial transitions someone experiences.

08/20/2026

Divorce shouldn’t be harder than it already is. New conversations around no-fault divorce laws are highlighting how lengthy separation requirements can increase financial strain, conflict, and even safety risks for spouses trying to leave.

These women couldn’t escape their marriages. Now they’re fighting to change the law.

08/17/2026

Parenting can be incredibly rewarding. But today’s parents are also facing unprecedented pressure, from the mental load of managing family life to concerns about their children’s mental health, social media, safety, and an increasingly demanding culture of “perfect” parenting. In Part 2 of our “Running on Empty” series, we look at the warning signs of parental burnout and how chronic stress can affect not only your well-being, but your marriage and family relationships.
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08/14/2026

Prenuptial agreements are becoming more common, particularly among younger couples entering marriage with established careers, assets, businesses, or children. A prenup can clarify finances and expectations and, when thoughtfully negotiated, help couples understand their financial rights and responsibilities before marriage.

Half of all couples now seek a prenuptial agreement. But what does it cost the marriage?

08/13/2026

Financial problems, infidelity, parenting disagreements, or major life changes may bring couples to a breaking point, but often the deeper issue is how partners respond to challenges together.

“Compatibility is not just about liking the same things or shared values; it’s about how we respond to challenges.”

08/11/2026

A fair settlement isn't always a secure financial future. One of the biggest misconceptions in divorce is that an equal division of assets automatically leads to long-term financial stability. In reality, understanding what you're receiving is just as important as how much you're receiving. https://ow.ly/Shxt50ZyG4f

08/10/2026

Is modern parenting putting your marriage on the back burner? Today's parents are juggling careers, school schedules, sports, activities, household responsibilities, and the constant mental load of raising children. It's no surprise that many couples end the day exhausted, with little time or energy left for each other. https://ow.ly/F2WH50ZyhRb

08/07/2026

Can you tell when a marriage is headed for divorce? Sometimes the warning signs are visible long before anyone files. A recent article explores the subtle behaviors relationship experts often notice from the outside: emotional distance, chronic criticism, growing indifference, or couples who simply stop communicating altogether.

"If they joke about divorce constantly, eventually somebody’s not joking anymore."