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Far too often the past can rear its ugly head in the middle of a conversation – but it’s important to remember that bringing up disagreements and discussions aren’t beneficial to anyone. In fact, making the decision to discuss only the children can alleviate the stress from both parties. Determine the best contact methods If …
“There is no such thing as a “broken family.” Family is family, and is not determined by marriage certificates, divorce papers, and adoption documents. Families are made in the heart. The only time family becomes null is when those ties in the heart are cut.” – C. JoyBell It isn’t surprising that divorce ranks only …
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Divorce today is most likely very different then it was 20 or even 10 years ago. Many men today are very involved parents. They care for the daily needs of their children, help with homework, coach their sports teams, and care for them while their spouse is working. In certain cases that I have been …
After the divorce, it is every couple’s intention to stay courteous and amicable with their ex. In fact, many times, it’s even written in the divorce decree that everyone is to be polite and that contact can be free and encourage throughout their children’s lives. For many, however; staying friends with an ex can set …
Why Staying Friends with Your Ex Might Be Harder Than You Think Read More »
When the divorce has finally finalized and you have the decree in your hands, it might seem like it’s going to take forever to rebuild yourself as an individual. Unfortunately, for many different people, divorce can destroy any financial history you’ve had with your partner. Far too often the expensive process of separating affairs can …
We’d all like to believe that our married friends are going to remain involved in our lives after the divorce has been settled – but that’s not only the case. In fact, many newly divorced couples feel it a little insecure when their oldest and dearest friends no longer seem to call or visit. It’s …
Three Types of Friendships After the Divorce and How to Cope Read More »
Divorce can sometimes strike an individual seemingly out of the blue – especially if you believed everything was perfectly fine in your relationship. For some, learning to let go of the anger you feel isn’t an easy task. While it’s okay to be angry about the deterioration in your marriage, it’s not okay to let …
While divorce rates are high across the board, there are certain factors make it less likely that your marriage will end in divorce. By identifying these factors, you can build a marriage that is more likely to endure the test of time. Couples Older than 25 The failure rates for young marriages are high, but …
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A child is created with two parents and should be able to maintain a relationship with both throughout their lives. Whether this includes frequent contact, overnight access or shared living accommodations – the bond between both parents should be strong, for the best interest of the child. Far too many times, common situations arise that …
The 3 Things That Can Cause Anxiety in Your Children During Divorce Read More »
When you’re divorced, it can seem like communicating with your ex is nearly impossible at times. After all, there was a reason you got divorced (regardless of what that reason was); so don’t try to assume that everything moving forward is going to be simple and easy. Co-parenting children together can be difficult at times, …
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