Introducing The 2020 Worthy Women’s Scholarship
In 2019, we received over 600 applications from across the country, pouring in from almost every state. Here are Worthy's 3 scholarship winners from 2019. Apply for 2020
Worthy Asks: Do New Year’s Resolutions About Divorce Work?
This month Worthy asks about New Years resolutions regarding divorce. Read quotes from the real woman of Worthy's Facebook group.
What You Need to Know if You’re Getting Divorced in the Military
Dr. Elizebtheth Degi DuBois helps other women navigate through family law proceedings. In this article she writes about the specifics of a Military divorce.
Worthy’s Febuary 2020 Hot List: All about Galentine’s
Galentine's Day is only the best day of the year! Read this month's hot list to get tips and tricks for celebrating you and your special ladies.
Carving Up the Pie: Splitting Retirement Assets in Divorce
Karen D. Sparks specializes in the analysis of marital assets and their strategies. In this article, she breaks down the details of splitting retirement assets in divorce.
Church & The D-Word
Lauren McKinley discusses an often skiped over topic, the relationship between the God and divorce.
Co-parenting with an Asshole – Or Someone Who Does Things Much Differently Than You
Founder and CEO of It's Over Easy, Laura A. Wasser, writes on the sensative but relevant topic of co-parenting with a problematic ex. She offers its challanges as well as advice when learning how to co-parent.
Does it Matter Who’s “At Fault” in a Divorce?
Erin Levine, law specialist and CEO of Hello Divorce, helps explain the legal aspect of "fault" in divorce. Levine writes how one can define fault and the different ways in which to proceed when filing a fault divorce.
Divorce Therapy for Children: All You Need to Know
Children with parents going through a divorce can struggle with many things. When things are beyond the parents capability to handle, it's time to turn to therapy.
Worthy Asks: Are You Waiting Until After The Holidays To Divorce?
January is known as "divorce month". Is that because so many couples wait until after the holidays to get divorced? We asked in our Facebook group and you answered.
