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10 Relationship Lessons from Hollywood’s Long-Lasting Couples

10 Relationship Lessons from Hollywood’s Long-Lasting Couples

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We spend a lot of time discussing the downfall of high-profile marriages, looking for the missteps that strain relationships and turn divorces into costly, drawn-out battles. But we often lose sight of the wisdom to be gleaned from successful celebrity couples. After all, these relationships...

Loughlin’s Postnup May Be Worth More Than the Blame Game

Loughlin’s Postnup May Be Worth More Than the Blame Game

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Lori Loughlin, who rose to fame playing Aunt Becky on Full House, is ending her 29-year marriage to Mossimo Giannulli. The split comes roughly six years after both served months in prison for their roles in the college-admission scandal, after paying $500,000 to facilitate their daughters’...


Why Smart People Make Costly Divorce Mistakes

Why Smart People Make Costly Divorce Mistakes

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Nobody enters a high-stakes divorce expecting every decision to be easy. Disputes over businesses, vacation homes, art collections, investment portfolios, and other significant assets are often unavoidable.
Ironically, intelligence isn't always an advantage during divorce. The qualities that...

Celebrity Divorce: It’s Not Cheating When It’s a Career

Celebrity Divorce: It’s Not Cheating When It’s a Career

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Celebrity marriages are fraught with challenges, but the central issue here is that career demands can undermine a union even when neither spouse commits marital misconduct. Recent news about actress actress Margaret Qualley and musician/producer Jack Antonoff’s split, who have been married...

Lessons from The Bachelorette About Following a Judge’s Orders

Lessons from The Bachelorette About Following a Judge’s Orders

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A high-profile, pseudo-celebrity divorce in Los Angeles is showing how costs multiply when parties fail to comply with a judge’s orders. According to msn.com, DeAnna Pappas, an alum of The Bachelorette, “scored a six-figure win after a Los Angeles judge ordered [her ex-husband Stephen]...


Is “The War of the Rosé” a “War of Choice”?

Is “The War of the Rosé” a “War of Choice”?

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When divorce proceedings last five times as long as the marriage, we might wonder whether one or both of the parties isn’t ready to let go. This raises a significant irony: legal processes meant to finalize a dissolution can actually keep a couple entangled for as long as they find issues to...