When parents divorce, money becomes visible. Kids see it discussed, debated, and sometimes worried over. And those moments can stick for decades.
This article by Andrea Javor in The Washington Post addresses common issues that arise when divorcing parties must continue to live together during a divorce.…
Not all lawyers are seeing the same results. Why? Because it’s not just about using AI — it’s about how you prompt it. The C.R.E.A.T.E. formula is one method that can be leveraged to develop effective AI prompts.
Are you comparing your divorce to your girlfriends’ divorces? Don’t and here’s why: Because every divorce case is unique.
Is there a time of year that’s best for kids to deal with the change that comes with their parents’ divorce?
Fear of losing touch with grandchildren has an impact on us. Loyalty issues surface too; I’d learned to love not only my child’s spouse but the extended family I’d gained with that marriage.
A friend of mine, a couples counselor, stopped by to see me after a long week. She sank into my couch, closed her eyes, and said: “You know what phrase I wish I could ban couples from saying? ‘I never said that.’”
This made me wonder about other phrases therapists wished couples would stop saying during conflicts.
It is not a favor to a child of any age to make him choose one parent over the other. Do you have any concept of the guilt he will carry if he does make this choice on his own?
Going to counseling with your partner can strengthen, or even save, your relationship. But first you need to pick a therapist. Here’s how to search for one and decide if they’re a good match.
Knoxville’s local collaborative divorce group—Divorce Well Knoxville—has joined with other collaborative practice groups across the state and country to observe Divorce With Respect Week.
If you keep these points in mind, your chances of a satisfying holiday for all parties will be much higher.
How to start the divorce process from an abusive spouse? Take small actions every day (please be very careful where you keep your lists and notes), and you will make it through.
People have questions, I get it. It’s none of their business, of course, and I have my scripted response, “We are doing what is best for everyone right now.
Do you have any advice for a more encompassing scripted response to “But why???”
Relationship therapists often spend a lot of energy trying to salvage a dying relationship. But what if more couples tried “breakup” therapy instead?
You can see either a life plan wrecked behind you, or do-over opportunity ahead of you — into which you build any joy you can.