Is your nagging what caused your divorce? Charlotte divorce attorney, David Self, joins us this week to discuss the 5 unexpected behaviors that lead to divorce, as well as how to handle child custody and support issues using helpful tools like the Rosen NC Child Support Calculator.

Can your spouse use your Facebook as evidence against you during a divorce? Raleigh divorce attorney, Melissa Essick, joins us this week to discuss  what NOT to post on your Facebook once separated, as well as what North Carolina courts and couples define as a separation.

Does your short-lived marriage qualify for an annulment?  Better yet, is your spouse able to take half of your property? Raleigh divorce attorney, Kristin Stroud, joins us this week to discuss the ins and outs of property distribution and your options for trying to get out of a bad marriage.

Is your divorce doomed to face the judgment of the courts? Not necessarily. Our guest, collaborative Raleigh attorney Deborah Throm,  joins us this week to discuss how the collaborative divorce process works and if you and your spouse are ideal candidates.

How can I kick my spouse out? Charlotte divorce lawyer Ketan Soni and Raleigh divorce lawyer Lee Rosen join us to talk about divorce from bed and board.

In order to get alimony, do I have to have a record of my spouse’s income? Raleigh divorce lawyer Lee Rosen joins us to talk about what kind of proof is needed to claim that your spouse should pay you alimony. Lee also talks to us about the 5 things you do when you split up.

A new German study shows that people who divorce die years sooner than others, putting them in company with smokers, the homeless, and the poorly educated.

Divorced people on average have a life span nine years shorter than others, according to the study by Rostock University’s centre for demographic research released this week.

“We assume that being divorced strongly influences lifestyle,” study contributor Gabriele Doblhammer told daily paper Der Tagesspiegel on Wednesday. “Married people seem to have a more regulated lifestyle than singles, and the divorced embody a combination of factors that can lead to an earlier death.”

The study, which reviewed the influence of social behaviors and conditions on the life expectancies of 50-year-old Germans, found that on average, men can expect to reach 77-years-old, and women 82.3-years-old.

Researchers chose to study 50-year-old subjects because they have “already experienced a lot and adopted behaviors that have an influence on death risks,” Doblhammer told the paper.

People found to have the highest life expectancy were non-smokers, moderate drinkers, married, high-school educated and employed. Females from this group also had one to two children.

Rumors of Paul McCartney’s imminent remarriage are all over the internet. This will be his third marriage. According to sources he is waiting for his girlfriend to complete her divorce from her current husband.

Sir Paul might want to move cautiously as he approaches his THIRD marriage. Some experts say that third marriages end in divorce 74% of the time. This is in contrast to a 50% divorce rate for first marriages and a 67% rate for second marriages.

In related news, Heather Mills, Paul’s second wife has apparently found a way around a gag order issued in her divorce from Paul. She will, reportedly, pen a novel about a model that marries a famous rock star. Very clever.