Blog Posts in December, 2014

• Posted By The Graves Law Firm 22-Dec-2014

  Porsha Williams - Did RHoA Cause Her Divorce?

  We've been following the divorce between Real Housewives of Atlanta star Porsha Williams and her now-ex husband, former NFL quarterback Kordell Stewart. Now that the ink is finally dry on the divorce paperwork, Stewart went on the hit Bravo show ...

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• Posted By The Graves Law Firm 18-Dec-2014

  How To Survive The Holiday Season For The Recently Divorced

  For many, going through a divorce is a tough any time of the year. However, it is especially hard to deal with during the November-December-January holiday season. Until last year, recent divorcees knew where you were going to spend this time and who ...

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• Posted By The Graves Law Firm 16-Dec-2014

  What Makes Marriages Successful?

  Last week, we told you that the commonly held belief that half of ­­marriages end up in divorce was just a myth. According to the New York Times, The divorce rate peaked in the 1970s and early 1980s and has been declining for the three ...

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• Posted By The Graves Law Firm 8-Dec-2014

  Report: Fewer Than Half of American Marriages End Up in Divorce

  There's a common line of thinking in popular culture that is 100% sure that divorce is an ever-growing problem in America. From TV shows like the new Bravo series Untying the Knot to talking heads on cable news programs, people have been deluged ...

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• Posted By The Graves Law Firm 8-Dec-2014

  Push For Church, State Separation For Marriages Growing

  There has been a lot of talk recently about the role and size of the American government, and how it should relate to our everyday lives. The discourse has hit our neck of the woods because there's been a recent push for churches to look into ...

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• Posted By The Graves Law Firm 8-Dec-2014

  Key To Marriage? Longevity.

  When someone gets married, they will — whether solicited or not — get a lot of advice on how to make their marriage last. From "keep lines of communication open" to "don't talk about finances," every person in a ...

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