Delaying Divorce: Delaying the Inevitable?
The sadness and emotional stress the divorce process involves makes it tempting to delay a divorce, perhaps permanently. The question […]
Divorce from a Young Child’s Perspective
The dramatic event of filing for divorce is a manifestation of problems within the spousal relationship, which children are innocently
To the Women Who Populate the World
As we all know (or at least most of us know) America celebrated Mother’s Day yesterday, Sunday, May 13th. Let
Baby Boomers’ Booming Divorces: Self-Fulfilling Prophesy?
The rate at which baby boomers are divorcing each other defies many traditional expectations, obliterating marriages that have already lasted
Collaborative Divorce: Stuck Between Contested and Uncontested
The availability of the collaborative divorce process is gaining steam as more states sign it into law. A less adversarial
Fuzz Therapy for Divorce Healing
Not that anyone really needs a reminder of how much divorce impacts children, but it does. A lot. Even if
Hitting the Snooze Button: How Lack of Sleep Affects Relationships
We know that getting enough sleep is an important part of being healthy. My doctor tells me that persistent sleep
Divorce Talk: Telling the Kids
If children understand and identify with anything, they understand and identify with the fictional characters in their favorite movies and
Women’s Divorce Rights: Progress in Uganda
Although there are many circulating opinions regarding divorce in the U.S., we are lucky enough to have fair divorce laws
Divorce Vows: Say ‘I Do’ to Your Future
A Huffington Post blogger recently brought up an interesting topic: vows. You took them when you married, so why not