Adults over 50 are rewriting the relationship script — choosing LAT arrangements, committed non-marriage, companionate partnerships, co-housing, and chosen family networks. A map of the major non-traditional models and what they offer.
Long-distance relationships are more common and more sustainable in later life than many people assume. What the research shows, what actually makes it work, how to handle health emergencies, and when to reconsider.
A practical, honest guide to dating after 50 — from getting clear on what you want, to where to meet people, to what makes later-life dating genuinely different (and often better).
Rekindled romances — reconnecting with someone you loved before — are more common than ever and have unusually high success rates. What the research shows, what makes them different, how to navigate the intensity, and what to consider before reaching out.
The fear of losing assets in a new marriage is rational — and manageable. A clear-eyed guide to prenups, trusts, beneficiary designations, and the financial conversations that protect both your wealth and your relationship.
Nearly 90% of adults over 65 have a chronic health condition. A guide to when and how to disclose, how to evaluate a partner’s response, what to consider if you’re the healthy partner, and how couples navigate intimacy and adaptation.
A prenuptial agreement after 50 is less about distrust and more about clarity. A practical guide to what prenups can and cannot do, how the process works, and how to raise the topic with your partner.
What do you actually want in a relationship after 50? The spectrum from full partnership to companionate connection, how to get honest with yourself about your needs, and why naming what you want is the only path to finding it.
Living Apart Together (LAT) — committed romantic partnerships where each person keeps their own home — is one of the fastest-growing relationship models among adults over 60. Here’s what it is, why it works, and what it requires.
Adult children’s resistance to a parent’s new relationship is rarely simple. Understanding what drives it — and how to navigate it with honesty, patience, and clear boundaries — makes all the difference.