What do you do when your husband completely sends you round the bend? Or perhaps you are the one who is doing the very same thing to him. What is the best way to handle the situation??
A. Ignore it and then bring it up he is in a good mood.
B. Explode each and every […]
“Divorces are never easy. They can be complicated as well, with costly traps for those who do not have good professional guidance. Beside the emotional turmoil, there are many details that need to be negotiated and settled. If there are children involved, you need to give them extra support during this difficult time.”
*Number 5 […]
“Putting your children first when you’re getting a divorce can seem like a tall order, especially if the breakup of your marriage is full of conflict. But remember, you’re the parent. You have a responsibility to your children to tell them about your divorce in as caring and as sensitive a manner as possible. You […]
“Laughing at Big Fat Liar in a Manhattan movie theater on a recent Sunday afternoon with my daughters, ages 7 and 4, I thought to myself, “Hey, separation may not be as bad as I’d envisioned, for the girls or for me.” We’d already had a full morning at the aquarium on Coney Island, dancing […]
When parents decide to divorce, they typically have been through a series of events that have led them to this decision. Whether or not children are aware of parents’ decisions depends on many things, including parents’ behaviors and children’s experiences. In some families, husbands and wives may argue frequently in front of the children, leaving […]
“What Is Divorce?
A divorce happens after a husband and wife decide they can’t live together anymore and no longer want to be married. They agree to sign legal papers that make them each single again and allow them to marry other people if they want to.
Although that may sound simple, it’s not easy for a […]
“The year 2000 census from the US Census Bureau (March Current Population Survey for the Nation, March, 2000) indicates that 61% of all children are living with a single parent. The number of two parent families has decreased from 87% in 1970 to 69% in 2000. These trends indicate that divorce and single-parent families have […]
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