Large amounts of money can be on the line in a high-profile divorce. That was certainly the case in the divorce of the former husband and wife who became celebrities for infamously crashing a White House state dinner in November 2009. Tareq Salahi and his wife Michaele clashed often in settling matters in their divorce, according to media reports. The former couple appeared on numerous reality TV shows in recent years.
Does not having kids make divorce any easier for Coloradans?
In Colorado and throughout the country, people tend to assume that divorce is easier if children aren't involved. But a recent Huffington Post article poses a question that may be interesting to Fort Collins residents who are going through or considering a divorce. Is the process necessarily easier for couples who don't have kids?
How can Colorado parents help their children understand divorce?
No matter who you are and what your situation is, if you go through a divorce, the process is bound to be painfully difficult. There are potentially complex matters such as the divorce settlement -- which, in most cases, will require decisions from both parties regarding property division and spousal support. But when children are involved, the divorce can be even more trying.
