Many people joke that all people getting divorced have temporary diminished capacity because it is during divorce that we often see otherwise confident, smart and successful people engage in foolish

No one goes into marriage planning to get a divorce; no one plans to spend their retirement funds on attorney’s fees; and no one plans to spend the golden years

Grey divorce is a term referring to the demographic trend of an increasing divorce rate for older (“grey-haired”) couples who often have been married for many years. A very public

Marlo Van Oorschot, author of How to Survive Grey Divorce. What You Need to Know About Divorce After 50, was featured in an article in Investment Advisor this month.  The feature

Last week’s blog discussed three questions Baby Boomers going through divorce should ask their lawyer.  As promised, here are three more questions.

Grey divorce is the phenomenon of increasing divorces among those persons over 50 years old:  Baby Boomers.  Grey divorce presents complex issues not experienced by younger individuals. Many lawyers are

Marlo Van Oorschot discusses the issue of grey divorce on LAFamily.com, the essential resource for advice on guidance for families throughout Southern California and Nevada.

Watch Marlo Van Oorschot’s KCAL9 News interview about the an issue affecting many baby boomers: Grey Divorce. Divorce after the age of 50, known as Grey Divorce, represents 25% of all people

Reprinted from the July 26, 2011 Los Angeles Daily Journal, Marlo Van Oorschot’s article titled “Your parents’ grey divorce:  No more Ozzie and Harriet” explores the perspective of each spouse in a

Last week’s blog addressed “Grey Divorce” – divorce which occurs late in life – from the breadwinner’s perspective.  This week I focus on the issues the non-breadwinner (the spouse who