Currently, the divorce rate in the US for first marriages is 41%. And according to the Pew Research Center, even gray divorce among older couples has been increasing. One of the major concerns during the divorce process is the division of their properties. This process can also be complex, as it involves not just assets but also debts. The property division laws vary by jurisdiction. In this sense, courts typically follow specific legal principles to guide what counts as marital property and what each spouse is entitled to receive. Let’s find out how it works to protect your Continue reading...
Getting Ready to Winter Sow in New Jersey
If you’re a TikTok fan and love gardening, chances are you’ve scrolled past at least a few videos about winter sowing. In these clips, you see folks scattering seeds into empty milk jugs or other plastic containers and setting them outside. Later, they joyfully discover healthy seedlings growing inside weeks later. The beauty of this technique is that you can get your plants started early—so you can have a thriving garden once spring arrives. Winter sowing works because when you plant seeds in mostly sealed, recycled plastic containers (like milk jugs or plastic salad-green containers) you Continue reading...
What Are Your Priorities When Choosing A Place To Rent?
If you’re looking for a new place to rent, it’s always a good idea to enter the market with your mind focused and your eyes set on a clear set of priorities. That’s how you can make sure that you don’t move into a place that might be initially attractive, but doesn’t meet your needs over time. Before you begin your search, consider these priorities that are well worth considering to find the perfect place for you. The Budget First and foremost, you need to calculate how much you can realistically afford to pay. A common rule of thumb is to keep your rent at or below 30% of your gross Continue reading...
Here’s What You Need to Do Before You Fall in Love with a House
It can happen so quickly. One day, you’re casually thinking of a family home—the forever home where you’ll settle in for decades. Then you tour a few houses, and suddenly your mind is assigning purpose to every room. That corner becomes the reading nook. The awkward wall transforms into a gallery. Even that random patch of sunlight in the kitchen feels like a sign. Before you know it, you’re not just looking at a house—you’re picturing your future. Your life unfolding there. Your children growing up there. Generations of memories taking shape inside those walls. But as you know, buying a Continue reading...
The Moving House Checklist That Makes It Easier To Settle Into Your New Place
Moving from one home to another can be incredibly stressful. It’s about far more than packing a few boxes—there are countless details to coordinate, and it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. That’s why a clearly organized moving checklist can make all the difference, helping you stay on track and keep the chaos under control. Work With A Moving Company Once you’ve secured your move-in date, it's time to find a moving company. Hiring the right movers can make the transition go a lot smoother and be more organized. The wrong choice can result in delays, damage and a lot of extra stress. Continue reading...
Quick and Easy Suncatcher Craft to Shake the Winter Blues
It has been bitterly cold the past few weeks here in New Jersey, and the snow is just not going away! I am NOT a winter person and haven't been enjoying his weather! So I decided to do some crafting to lift my spirits by making dried flower suncatchers. This DIY spring craft couldn't be easier, requires only a handful of materials and produces beautiful floral suncatchers! Supplies Plastic lid Glue (I used Aleene's, but you could also use Elmer's) Dried flowers (I used these dried flowers) Twine or string Hole Puncher Precision tweezers (optional: found it just as easy Continue reading...
How Families Can Protect Aging Loved Ones as Care Moves From Home to Facilities
Why Aging Care Looks Different in Major U.S. Cities Caring for aging loved ones isn’t a one-size-fits-all experience. Where a family lives often shapes the care options available, the level of oversight required, and the risks older adults may face as their needs increase. In large metropolitan areas such as Chicago, New York and Los Angeles, caregiving challenges tend to differ significantly from those in smaller towns or rural communities. High population density improves access to medical services but also strains caregiving systems. In cities like Chicago—where long-term care Continue reading...
8 Home Buying Apps That Are Better Than Zillow
If you are looking to buy a home in Canada—whether it's a primary home or a vacation home—Zillow isn't a good choice since it doesn't have access to the MLS listing database in Canada. It cannot pull active or sold property data the way Canadian platforms can. In cities like Calgary, it relies on individual brokers to send their listings, which means it carries a small fraction of what is actually available. There is no sold-price history built from Canadian records, no land transfer tax calculator, no school catchment information sourced from Canadian data. For anyone buying a home in this Continue reading...
Waterlogged Soil Is A Killer, And Here Are Five Sure Signs That It’s On A Spree In Your Garden
If you’re a keen gardener, then you probably know a thing or two about the importance of keeping your plants happily watered. There’s no worse sight than dry, cracked soil and a wilted plant that’s clearly gasping for a drink. But did you know that overwatering can be an equally severe problem, with much the same results? While waterlogged soil certainly won’t leave your plants parched, it does see them sitting in excesses of water, which, in the long-run, can kill them just the same. Sometimes, waterlogging happens because of an overly keen approach to feeding your plants. Oftentimes, Continue reading...
How to Spot Slip Risks in Vacation Rentals
It usually happens when everyone is finally relaxed. Someone walks barefoot from the pool, steps onto tile that looks dry, and suddenly a holiday turns into an injury. Slips and falls are one of the most common accidents in vacation rentals, and they’re often caused by hazards that are easy to overlook at first glance. Vacation homes are unfamiliar by nature. Different flooring, lighting and layouts mean your usual instincts at home don't always apply. What looks safe in photos can be a totally different story once you’ve got suitcases everywhere, kids running around, groceries to unload Continue reading...
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