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Remarriage

About three-quarters of divorced Americans eventually remarry, according to the National Stepfamily Resource Center. Remarriage can mean a multitude of issues that even previously married people might not have had to deal with before.


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Understanding Remarriage:

Communication is Key When You Remarry

Communication about financial matters is important in all marriages, but especially in remarriages, which come with more financial complications ... read more »

Prenuptual Agreements and Budgeting

Consider a prenuptial agreement or prenup. Given the odds against successful remarriages, especially those with children living at home, it may make sense.... read more »

Remarriage—Children and Stepchildren

Develop fair and uniform policies for all children living at home regarding allowances, spending money, payment for services (such as lawn mowing), and equipment purchases (such as cellphones).... read more »

Child Support Issues

Anticipate situations that may arise as a result of remarriage. For example, if a custodial parent remarries someone with a higher income and/or assets, their ex-spouse could go to court to request that child support payments be reduced or eliminated... read more »

Remarriage and Your Ex-Spouse

Consider providing a simple accounting of how support money is spent on a monthly or quarterly basis if you are on the receiving end of payments... read more »

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