Kids who see their parents bicker during a separation or divorce are more likely to develop a fear of abandonment, new research warns.
Conflict is unavoidable when living with another person, but whether a fight tears down or builds up the relationship depends on how the couple behaves in its aftermath.
“It presented a crack in the façade that we’re friends and super great co-parents or the poster children for divorce.”
Today I want to write about something more important than the law. I want to write about the importance of being a good parent after divorce. And I want to write about my father.
Attending one’s final divorce hearing is an inherently bizarre experience. This article by Tiana Clark in The Washington Post takes it one step further.
Here are tips on how to talk to your spouse about wanting a divorce and some action steps.
To go through a divorce or breakup with a longtime partner is to have a sudden lack of company. How can you support a friend going through divorce?
Collaborative practice should be viewed as another alternative method in a practitioner’s toolbox to resolve issues in family law practice.
How might divorce settlements be structured to take advantage of recent tax changes?
A peaceful divorce can benefit both children and parents. Here is some advice for how to do it.
Tips for a healthy marriage from a divorce lawyer.
When is a “nesting” parenting arrangement a viable option?
When is a “nesting” parenting arrangement a viable option?
What effect does living together before marriage have on marital stability?