How Madonna Can Save On Her Divorce

The rumors are true. Madonna and Guy Ritchie are getting divorced.  And it could cost Madonna up to $263 million, since the two did not sign a prenuptial agreement

That's big bucks, even for Madonna. That's why MainStreet wanted to give her (and you) some advice on how to reduce the cost of the divorce process. After all, divorce costs in this country can easily start at $50,000 for a typical married couple with two kids, earning $65,000-$75,000 a year and a house worth a little under $200,000, according to researchers at Divorce360.com.
By following these steps you could save up to $1,000, and who doesn’t need to save money in this economy.
(I would then come in on the actual steps and get rid of the top graphs)

While it isn’t a hugely reported trend yet, some county clerk offices in pockets of the U.S. are noting a dramatic drop-off in divorce filings this year. In South Florida, for example, the Miami-Dade clerk office has seen a nearly 18% drop in divorce filings from January through May of this year, versus the same period last year.

And even though there’s no scientific study correlating a weak economy to fewer divorces, legal experts and judges suspect unhappy couples, who are already feeling strapped by rising prices, depreciating home values and an unstable job market, are reconsidering divorce at the moment. After all, divorce costs in this country can easily start at $50,000 for a typical married couple with two kids, earning $65,000-$75,000 a year and a house worth a little under $200,000, according to researchers at Divorce360.com.