As the number of never-married individuals increases, so does the trend of divorced singles over 60—known as "dolsing" (divorced singles)—who remain unmarried after divorce. This follows a rise in ...

State elective share laws give a new spouse one-third to one-half of your estate, overriding any will that favors children from a prior marriage. ERISA automatically makes your new spouse the default ...

Divorce after 60 can feel like walking out of one life before the next one has a shape. The marriage may have lasted decades. The home may hold children’s birthdays, family meals, illnesses, arguments ...