Sudden changes in your spouse’s everyday habits or behavior may be early signs of depression, says Rabbi Misha L. Ben-David, LCDC, a life coach and pastoral counselor at Neshama Counseling and ...

Dear Liz: I want to make sure that I leave an inheritance for my son from my first marriage. I remarried 12 years ago. My husband has no children. I do have a prenuptial agreement. My husband and I ...

There’s nothing quite like finding yourself married to someone with childhood emotional neglect because it’s hard to believe your own perception that something is wrong in the relationship. You may ...

Building a strong medical support team, including primary care physicians, dietitians, therapists, and social workers, is crucial for managing the various needs that arise as Alzheimer’s progresses.

All the kids have gone to sleep. The rush of the holiday season has passed. You and your spouse are lying in the bed and ... Silence. You can't think of anything you want to say, though there's ...

It’s often said there is a thin line between love and hate, but is it OK to sometimes hate your long-term partner? If you ask actress Jamie Lee Curtis, it’s practically necessary. Asked about the ...

Dear Annie: I am a 45-year-old man, and I was married for 17 years to my lovely wife until her untimely death a year ago. My wife and I have three children, one of whom is from her previous ...

Being married has its benefits. Not only are there financial perks, but there's of course something to be said for the companionship involved. But when it comes to retirement planning, being married ...