Love, Divorce, and ‘Family’ Matters
In the 21st century we like our families mixed. With the rise in divorce, it’s almost impossible for anyone to […]
divorce and children
The Singletons: Parents and Prosperous
It has been said children of rich parents have encouragement, while children of poor parents have grit. In response to
Parenting During Tragic Times, Part I
On December 14th a gunman stormed Newtown, Connecticut’s Sandy Hook Elementary School and killed 27 people, the majority of the
Divorce Forecast: Post-Holiday Divorce Flood
The holidays are a wonderful time. Family and friends gather around to share good cheer and good food; there are
The Boomerang Kids
Times are tough in the current economy, and how ever that affects the divorce rate is irrelevant right now. Right
Sesame Street vs. the World of Divorce
By this time, Sesame Street is more than just a TV show to most children and even adults, it’s a
The Kids Are All Right
In a touching Huffington Post article, the author compiled a list of wonderful things children had to say to their
Splitting Child Custody During the Holidays
Thanksgiving is like a test run for the rest of the season’s holidays for divorced families. There is always the
Religious Conversion in Marriage & Divorce
Religion can often be a large factor in why spouses do not see eye to eye. One of the top
2nd & 3rd Marriages Destined to Fail?
The rate at which first marriages are lasting for more than 25 years is steadily flirting around the 50% mark.