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Stepfamily Living: Not for Wimps
Most Step Parents enter the world of step parenting woefully unprepared, as evidenced by the 60 percent remarriage divorce rate in America.
This article discusses stepfamily living and provides guidelines, including divorce counseling, dealing with unfinished business, rebuilding and communication skills.
Post Divorce: A New Beginning
Post Divorce recovery may get you thinking about moving and/or taking the children anywhere out of the state or even out of the country.
This article discusses the things you need to consider, including good planning, knowing the law, medical issues, economic issues and the “Best Interest” test for your children.
Marriage, Children and Divorce: When “Le Music” Stops
Barring physical abuse, couples can repair and improve their marriages. Seek marriage counselling. Sometimes it’s quicker and easier than expected. Sometimes marriage guidance takes time.
This article highlights the alarming divorce rates both in the U.S. and France. Encouragement is given to people who feel hopeless.
Ten Tips for Divorcing Parents
Getting a Divorce is never easy on kids, but there are ways soon-to-be divorced parents can help lessen the impact of their break-up on their children.
This article lists tips to minimize the effects of divorce on children, including focusing on your children’s interests and accommodate your ex-spouse’s visitation.
How to Ensure Your Children Receive the Child Support They Are Due
Planning child support in advance and during a divorce can avoid years of frustration. Child support enforcement agencies face a backlog of over 15 million cases of unpaid child support.
This article provides a detailed list of actions you can do to protect yourself other than hiring a child support attorney.
No Fault Divorce Vs. Fault Divorce FAQ
No Fault Divorces are known by such names as “incompatibility,” or “irreconcilable differences,”. No proof of fault is necessary. Fault Divorces, by contrast, require proof and includes cruelty, adultery, confinement in prison, and physical sexual dysfunction.
This article contracts No Fault with Fault Divorce.
3 Mistakes and 3 Solutions for Building Character in Your Child
If you’re getting divorced, do you love your child more than you hate your ex-partner? Are you acting badly and would like to stop? Do you want to ease your child’s pain? If yes, then learn more about divorce parenting.
This article lists three mistakes to avoid along with three solutions when getting divorced.
What are the Effects of Divorce in the Personality of Babies?
No study can really tell us how a particular baby or toddler will react to your divorce. If you are getting divorced while pregnant, give thought to how your baby will be parented.
This article discusses do’s and don’ts of getting a divorce with a baby, including defining the primary caretaker and a single dwelling.
Avoiding Holiday Turmoil in Divorced Families
Holidays are suppose to be a time of happiness, not divorce. But the reality is that no child can be at two Christmas trees at the same time when their parents have separated or divorced.
This article offers tips for helping children enjoy the holidays, including making a plan and sticking with a routine.
Teenage Problems in Divorce: A New Perspective
Teenagers do not want to be used as pawns in the emotional battles of embittered or angry parents, nor do they want one parent alienating them against the other. Leave child custody orders to the child custody attorney.
This article discusses teenage perception and problems with divorce and custodial arrangements.
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