Some divorces are really messy and are unavoidable. There are others that are more civil as both parties understand that they need to move on
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If your marriage has reached the point of no return and you have agreed to start the divorce process, your first thought may be how
Minimizing the High Emotional Cost of Divorce Perhaps one of the only things more painful than enduring a divorce is living through a broken marriage.
The societal shame at the thought of divorce has lifted. Today, unhappy marriages can have an expiration date; just a few decades ago, they would
Every divorce begins with an ideal vision of a better life. Underneath it’s usually colored by fear and anger but the gloss on the vision
No one goes through divorce school when they’re getting married. We barely go through marriage school, never mind parenting school while interviewing caterers or picking
In my years as a family court judge, I experienced many divorces where parties could not settle their case because of a disagreement over whether
Sure, arguments among married people can get pretty heated even over some of the silly things in life. But what happens when the person you
Regardless of your prenuptial agreement, were you smart enough to make one – divorce changes everything in your life. The aftermath is something that can
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