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  • When to Turn to Marriage Therapy  By : Mike Justin
    There are times in marriage when things arent' so blissful. But it is being able to determine when it is normal and when a couple should seek help. Learn to tell the difference,
  • When is it time for Marriage Counseling?  By : Mike Justin
    Difficulties in marriage are hard to talk about and deal with. But there comes a time when you need to know when it is necessary for marriage counseling
  • Mediation And Divorce Mediation  By : Marie A.Backes
    More and more people are choosing to use private divorce mediation as a constructive alternative to resolving their case in a courtroom battle. It is less expensive, completely confidential, and can be resolved in much less time than using the court system for resolution of your differences, according to a top San Diego family law attorney we spoke to recently. The costs are cheaper because you and your spouse “share” the mediator’s hourly fees. In litigation, both you and your spouse are paying two attorneys.
  • Maintaing Relationships after Divorce  By : Nathan Collins
    Maintaining relationships after divorce is not just about being civil to your ex. There are relationships with your children, former in-laws and mutual friends to consider.
    This article takes you through each of these situations with tips on how to maintain those important relationships post divorce.
  • How to Stop Divorce Before it's Too Late  By : Sean Reynolds
    Divorce is one of the most painful words anyone could ever declare. But sad to say it's what unhappy couples do to become free and happy once more, even if it means being alone for the rest of their life. That's because with life's complexities and burden, no two people can seem to stay together or adjust to changes.
  • Do You Want To Save Your Marriage?  By : Paul McNiff
    Do you want to save your marriage or relationship? The good news is that a big percentage (around 90%) of relationship break ups and divorces can be prevented if you're willing to do the work. Here are some great steps to start to turn your relationship around and have the relationship that you're dreaming about...
  • Divorce Advice  By : Sean Reynolds
    Divorce is final step taken to sever the ties of a marriage usually taken when the couple thinks there is no way of working things out. A divorce can also be asked by one person who will be referred to as the petitioner when they find out the partner is unfaithful or is violent or simply because they are incompatible. The divorce rates have skyrocketed the past few decades and some feel it could be because the couple doesn't try to reconcile enough.
  • Child Custody False Allegations - Two Tools You Can Use to Defend Against This Very Personal Attack  By : Ed Brooks
    There is nothing that is more surprising or hurtful than the bitter sting of a personal attack. And no attack is more personal than being falsely accused of something that involves your child. Whether it is an accusation of directly harming the child like a physical assault, or mental abuse, or if it is an accusation in an attempt to keep you from seeing your child like drug, or alcohol abuse it is all very personal.

    One of the worst things about it is that you realize, in a very personal way, how venerable everyone is to these false allegations. Of course the focal point that makes this such a horrendous offense is that it could cost you time and even a relationship with your child. And it is that hard wired genetic parental sense of protection that gets triggered. It isn't really about you, it is about keeping your child safe. And here you are being faced with leaving them in the protection of someone who has no problem with harming their relationship.

    The 2 major problems you typically face with false allegations are:
    1: The element of surprise. This is normally sprung on you and you have no idea it was coming.
    2: The difficulty of disproving a negative. There is no good answer to "Have you stopped beating your wife?"
    On the other hand you do have to tools that work in your favor.

    1: The complete lack of a documented history. While you probably have loads of email or texts complaining about clothes, food, or something trivial. Where's the major allegations complaints?
    2: The motivation driving the allegation. Why resort to false allegations? You must be doing something right.
    Because it caught you off guard, you were not prepared to deal with it as quickly as you should. Depending on the type of allegation and how it came about, you may find yourself kept from your child, or finding it in court documents that were served on you. Either way it is an unpleasant feeling.

    If you find yourself talking to a CPS worker or court worker unexpectedly, you should make sure you ask the question, if they know you are in a high conflict custody battle. This in most instances is all they need to hear. If you don't say that and find yourself in much more dire straits, then share some email or texts with the investigator. Then ask the question, if this is such a horrible crime, why is the other parent concerned with daily tasks in their communication with you? Why not address this horrible accusation directly?

    While you cannot directly disprove a negative, you can point the light and ask why now? Above all, don't panic. This normally means you were doing well and they fear losing control. Keep your cool and ask why now? Why this? Why not before? These cases are painful but they can be won if you ask the right questions.
  • Breakups Do Happen  By : celia
    Are you considering whether to move on or looking for a way back? Most people just move on and chalk the relationship up to experience. Almost all adults have experienced some kind of break up and have faced that dilemma.
  • A Person's Right to See Their Children - Historical perspective since Gardner v. Gardner  By : Maciej
    Dr. Robert Gardner and his wife were divorced in 1983. Following the final judgment, Mrs. Gardner moved herself and the two teenaged children to New York without court permission or consent of Dr. Gardner. The final judgment provided that Dr. Gardner would have the right to visit with the children "not less than eighty-five days per year . . . ." Unfortunately, he never was able to see them. Mrs. Gardner remained neutral about visitation. She took the position that visitation arrangements were b
  • 3 Quick Tips To Communicate Better Through A Divorce  By : Talina Bassler
    Do you know how to make it through the tough time of a divorce? We can help keep communication lines open.


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