The Divorce Dictionary is your plain-language guide to 400+ legal, financial, and emotional terms. Whether you're considering divorce or deep in the process, this compassionate glossary helps you feel informed, empowered, and supported. Irreconcilable Differences is a common legal reason (or “cause”) for divorce. It means you and your spouse can’t get along anymore and there’s no realistic way to fix it.

The Divorce Dictionary is your plain-language guide to 400+ legal, financial, and emotional terms. Whether you're considering divorce or deep in the process, this compassionate glossary helps you feel informed, empowered, and supported. Interrogatories are written questions one side sends to the other, and you’re required to answer them truthfully. It’s part of the discovery process.

The Divorce Dictionary is your plain-language guide to 400+ legal, financial, and emotional terms. Whether you're considering divorce or deep in the process, this compassionate glossary helps you feel informed, empowered, and supported—one term at a time. An injunction is a court order that tells someone to stop doing something, like selling property or making threats.

The Divorce Dictionary is your plain-language guide to 400+ legal, financial, and emotional terms. Whether you're considering divorce or deep in the process, this compassionate glossary helps you feel informed, empowered, and supported—one term at a time.  If someone isn’t working but could be earning money, the court might treat them as if they do. That imaginary income is called “imputed income” and is used to calculate support.