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Kids, divorce, and school success

It's best to keep the focus on the kids, and leave parents' egos aside to help kids achieve success in school. Here are some tips to...

While going through a divorce, parents should stop and think of what things must look like from their child’s point of view. Not only will t...

Divorce is often devastating, but there are a few financial silver linings. From the cost of the lawyer to the loss of a spouse’s income, di...

Now that the kids are back to school and you have read Back to School Tips for Divorcing Parents, it is time to co-parent during the school ...

When my ex-husband and I split in 1994 we were both 26 years old. I had just taken the CA Bar Exam and was waiting for my results. Despite a...

Being divorced isn’t easy on anyone in the family. It’s likely heartbreaking for all involved and will leave a scar for a long time. This is...

You’ve gone through divorce and it’s natural that you are feeling sad, disappointed, betrayed, or even hopeless. These are the times when ev...

Contemplating a prenuptial agreement? First, consider your assets and shared finances. If you're getting ready to tie the knot, you may ...

Divorce has many observable consequences for all involved, such as the legal, financial, and emotional. What are not always visible or talke...

"There can be no rainbow without a cloud and a storm." John H. Vincent Negative emotions in a marriage, such as anxiety or anger, ...

I feel like there’s a saying somewhere that goes something like, “Men come and go, but friendships are forever.” Maybe I’m delusional, maybe...

In a co-parenting situation, speaking badly of the other parent in your child's presence can be detrimental to your son or daughter. Cou...

Despite finalizing your divorce, feelings of anger, sadness, and resentment may stay with you. Follow these three steps to achieving an Emot...

Life during and after a divorce can be crippling, but there are many reasons to stay positive. Psychologist Michael Jolkovski posed the ques...