Some people in Missouri who enjoy pizza from Papa John's may be aware that the company founder, John Schnatter, stepped down in 2017. This followed a claim that he had uttered a racist statement during a conference call. On Dec. 5, his wife filed for divorce, listing him as "not employed".
Divorce ahead for founder of Papa John's
Adjusting to co-parenting after divorce
When people in Missouri decide to divorce, it can be challenging to shift to a co-parenting relationship. Many divorcing spouses have serious interpersonal conflicts, but extensive time with both parents is seen as best for child development, absent a situation of neglect or abuse. Shared custody is more common than ever as many fathers actively pursue time with their children and an important role in their kids' daily lives. Research shows that children have higher self-esteem and better mental health as adults if they had equal time with both of their parents after a divorce.
Financial tips for investments in a divorce
After a divorce, Missouri residents may want to change beneficiary designations on their accounts. It can be easy to forget to make this change, and the result can be an ex-spouse inheriting a person's assets instead of whoever the person intended to have them.
Wendy Williams negotiating divorce after 21 years of marriage
Wendy Williams, the host of a daytime television talk show, has her own drama going on behind the scenes that may interest her viewers in Missouri. Her marriage of 21 years has unraveled amid allegations of her husband's infidelity. Although their divorce has yet to be completed, Williams will reportedly pay her estranged husband $250,000 as part of an interim financial agreement as they continue to negotiate the terms of their divorce. The money is meant to pay for his new housing.
Politician seeking divorce after 30 years of marriage
Sarah Palin and her estranged husband have both filed divorce claims against each other after 30 years of marriage. The 55-year-old and her husband do not seem to completely agree with the reasons for the divorce. With divorce rates for older couples still climbing, Missouri residents 55 and older might be interested in the outcome of Palin's divorce.
Misunderstandings about divorce
When spouses living in Missouri decide to divorce, they may not totally understand the legal, social and financial ramifications. While ending a marriage is never an easy decision, it's also important for individuals who are struggling in their relationships to know what they can expect from the divorce process.
Seniors face unique challenges during divorce
In Missouri and across the country, more people than ever are divorcing after age 50. This poses some unique challenges that aren't faced by younger divorcing couples. Anyone 50 and over who is considering a separation should become familiar with those challenges first.
Bizarre and unusual reasons for divorce
While many couples in Missouri divorce over disagreements about money or children, some have more unusual reasons for separating. Some divorce lawyers are turning to an online forum to report the most unusual or petty reasons they've seen for seeking a separation.
