Your Divorce- Your Behavior
When someone is facing difficult questions like, “Should I get a divorce?” or “How should I behave around my children during the process?” he or
April 16, 2014
When someone is facing difficult questions like, “Should I get a divorce?” or “How should I behave around my children during the process?” he or
It is a reasonable assumption that after a divorce is finalized and the court has sorted through issues of child support, spousal support, child custody
How many times have I heard a divorcing parent say, “I just want this to be over?” Surprise! When two individuals divorce and there are
Even in Corona or Riverside far from the Hollywood Hills, we’ve all heard, and probably made fun, Gwyneth Paltrow’s “conscious uncoupling” statement about her divorce.
Our grandparents got married when they were 18, but that doesn’t mean we should. In fact, studies show that the sooner you get married, the
Children look to their parents to help make sense of the world they live in. For children of any age, divorce can be stressful and
Divorce is probably one of the most traumatic and stressful events that a person will experience in their lifetime. Most people are not prepared to
Jackie Pilossoph from Divorced Girl Smiling recently wrote a post for women considering dating men who are “separated,” and we thought we’d share it here
When choosing a beneficiary for a retirement plan, it is important to understand how your spouse will be treated under the plan. Surviving spouses are
For many years the US Census and other data suggested that the national divorce rate peaked in the 1970s and has been declining ever since.
Child support payments are legally enforceable through court orders. The parent who does not have custody is usually ordered to help pay for the expenses
It’s a popular opinion that being a parent is the hardest job in the world. So what does that say about co-parenting…? Most people with