How One Child of Divorce Views Love and Marriage
Children of divorce have a unique set of circumstances that they have to negotiate when considering future relationships. Unlike children […]
Divorce Study: Two Homes Isn’t As Tough on the Kids As Previously Thought
If you’ve ever felt guilty that your children had to split their time between you and your ex, we’ve got
Divorce Assets: Why Fight for the Home?
One of the biggest regrets that I have about how I handled my divorce — probably the ONLY regret —
5 Dangers of Putting Down Your Guard in a Divorce
Many people, once that “divorce” word enters the conversation, stop thinking with their heads and start thinking with their hearts.
Just Don’t: 4 Phrases Divorced People Hate to Hear
Prevention recently ran an article on the phrases that most divorced people hate hearing. While the site — link here
This May Be the Best Advice Ever for Picking a Mate (Especially for Divorcees)
Laura Lifshitz, in a recent piece for YourTango, talked candidly about her divorce and the events leading up to it.
Dr. Karen Finn Drills Women ‘Bullies’ in a Divorce
For the record, bullying your spouse doesn’t have any specific gender bias. Men can be just as harsh as women,
Rich Spouse, Poor Spouse: Does It Matter?
Conventional thinking might dictate that if you come from the same economic background — as in, the one with which
Educated African-American Women Least Likely to Have Well-Educated Spouses [Study]
A Social Mobility Memo published April 9 by The Brookings Institution revealed that college-educated African-American women are less likely to
How to Rekindle the Passion in Your Relationship
Passion is something that many feel should come naturally, and while that’s true to an extent, every relationship goes through