3 Dangerous Myths of Financial Infidelity: A White Lotus Case Study
An analysis of the Ratliff’s financial drama in The White Lotus and what it can teach us about financial infidelity.
Category: Marriage
Should You Get A “Sleep Divorce?”
Exploring the new trend of sleeping in separate bedrooms and how to decide if it’s right for your relationship.
Will Prenups Become the Norm? [& Why They Should]
How prenups play out in popular media like Love Is Blind, and why I think prenups will become the norm for modern marriages.
The Love Languages: What They Are & How To Use Them
A breakdown of the 5 love languages and how they can benefit your relationship.
Complete Guide to Getting Married in a Different State [2024]
You can get married in another state, but you must learn the state requirements where you plan to get married, and prepare well before the big day.
“Married at First Sight”: All You Need Is Love (Languages)
How playing to each other’s love languages could enhance every marriage on the Lifetime series “Married at First Sight.”
Live With Your Partner Before Marriage or Na?
Moving in with your partner is a great idea if it’s done for the right reasons. Here are the major benefits and risks of living together before saying “I do.”
Answered: How Long Does it Take to Get a Prenup?
Finalizing a prenup takes about 3 to 4 months, but you should plan for more time to have an in-depth discussion about future planning with your partner.
Love is Blind: Is 10 Days Enough for “The Talk”?
Healthy communication takes time and intention, and usually more than the 10 days that Love is Blind contestants get in the pods.
Prenup Pros & Cons: A Detailed Breakdown
A prenuptial agreement (also known as a premarital agreement) is a legal document created before marriage planning your finances during marriage and defining how to divide assets between a couple in the event of a divorce or death. There are, however, many more benefits to getting a prenup than protecting your money. As you weigh … Continued
Commingled Assets: What They Are & How They’re Traced
Commingling assets in marriage is when you and your spouse combine your separate and community property. This happens in both purposeful and indirect ways. The “what’s mine is yours” mentality is sweet in theory, but it can have unintended financial consequences. Here’s what commingling means for your property and how to trace assets if you … Continued