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<\/a>In my experience, many wives tend to want to keep the marital house in their divorce settlement, for a multitude of reasons.\u00a0 When there are minor children involved, the primary reason why wives want to keep the house is for the sake of their children, because oftentimes the house is the only home that they have ever known.\u00a0 Moms are very reluctant to want to have to possibly change their children\u2019s schools.\u00a0 They want to maintain some stability in their children\u2019s lives in the face of divorce.\u00a0 There is absolutely nothing wrong with having such views, and it is quite commendable that such parents wish to put their children first.<\/p>\nHowever, once the initial impact of a divorce filing has taken place, both parties must look at the big picture on all issues of property division, child and spousal support, and incomes.\u00a0 The decision as to whether to keep the marital house (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" In my experience, many wives tend to want to keep the marital house in their divorce settlement, for a multitude of reasons.\u00a0 When there are minor children involved, the primary reason why wives want to keep the house is for…<\/span><\/p>\n