Legal Issues
Learn how to change your name, file for divorce, and handle other legal matters that face some newlyweds.
What do I need to know before changing my name?
Get answers to all your questions about how to change your name after you get married.
Get answers to all your questions about how to change your name after you get married.
Divorce Laws by State
Even some newlyweds realize that their marriage was a mistake. Find out what to do if your marriage -- regardless of how young -- is failing and you have to file for divorce.
Even some newlyweds realize that their marriage was a mistake. Find out what to do if your marriage -- regardless of how young -- is failing and you have to file for divorce.
Name Change Information
Thinking about changing your last name now that you're married? Find out what you need to do to change it -- and why waiting until after the honeymoon is best.
Thinking about changing your last name now that you're married? Find out what you need to do to change it -- and why waiting until after the honeymoon is best.
The Difference Between Legal Separation and Divorce
Determine the difference between legal separation and divorce and if either is right for you.
Determine the difference between legal separation and divorce and if either is right for you.
How to File a Joint Tax Return
Now that you're married, you must learn how to file a joint tax return or risk legal hot water.
Now that you're married, you must learn how to file a joint tax return or risk legal hot water.
What Is a Living Will?
Getting married means taking responsibility for one another. As difficult as it might be, you have to consider and discuss how you'd like your spouse to care for you when faced with a life-threatening illness or trauma. First, you'll need to know what a living will is and how to use it.
Getting married means taking responsibility for one another. As difficult as it might be, you have to consider and discuss how you'd like your spouse to care for you when faced with a life-threatening illness or trauma. First, you'll need to know what a living will is and how to use it.