• Your Children and Divorce With your help They Can Thrive

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    Divorce brings on so many challenges, especially when you have children, whether they are infants, toddlers, school age or adults. I know, because after 27 years of marriage I found myself single.

    During the divorce process I wrote my graduate school thesis on what other…. The Effects of Divorce on Adult Children. The research at that time did not exist. So I studied the effects on younger children and then interviewed adult children of divorce. To my surprise the affect was the same.

    When my paper was returned to me, my professor commented, “Either people will think you are crazy or brilliant!” Why? Because the thesis designed a program to help parents to cooperatively co-parent their children. Would you believe that was back in 1993, not so long ago… and this was considered a new concept.

    Well, now many people talk about how important it is for parents to be able to cooperatively co-parent, but few actually walk their talk. The purpose of this blog is to provide a place for you to give voice to practical ways to accomplished a positive coexistence with your former spouse and to help others do the same because when you are family to your children you always are family to each other.

  • The Process Involved in Filing for Divorce

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    In order to file for a divorce, a number of steps must be taken as a necessary part of the legal process. These are quite straightforward, if both parties agree to the terms of the divorce. If one of the parties doesn’t agree, but chooses to defend the divorce, the process becomes much more involved, and most people seek professional legal help in those cases. Uncomplicated and undefended divorce proceedings… Continue reading

  • The Five Keys To Unlocking Your Best Life After Divorce

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    Divorce is done and you are free from the nuptial bond. However, getting out of the divorce mode is very important. People at times tend to get stuck in the divorce mode and keep on carrying the emotional baggage with themselves.

    Divorce is a phase and a legal process not a crisis. You need to get out of the crisis mode as soon as possible to make a new… Continue reading

  • Navigating Through A Complicated Divorce

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    Nothing about the word “divorce” is appealing. Brutal court battles, unfortunate collateral damage (the children), and regular disputes and hurt feelings that don’t temper once a judgment ruling is issued.

    If you are blindsided by divorce papers, or there are clearly defined battle lines drawn before the filing, enlisting the help of a divorce lawyer becomes essential to weathering the storm and getting a fair ruling from the court… Continue reading

  • Mother’s Day Cards Tell Your Mother How You Feel

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    A way to show to your mother about how much you care about her is to express these feelings in a lovely card.

    This is the best choice if your mother lives in another town or country and you do not have the time or financial possibilities to visit her on this special day.

    In the following article we desire to present to you a couple of ideas… Continue reading

  • Post Divorce Budgeting And Planning

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    Tightening your belt following a divorce

    In addition to the emotional effects of divorce, many people suffer significant financial setbacks as well. The process of getting a divorce isn’t cheap, which doesn’t include the sudden impact of having to run a household on one income instead of two.

    Even if you’re getting child support, you may find it’s not enough to sustain the standard of living you’re used… Continue reading