An interesting article appeared on my feed that discussed the idea of post divorce financial discussions with your ex spouse. Often...

Outside of custody, division of finance and assets during divorce is probably the most difficult part of the process. Marriage creates...

How do you prepare for divorce? Divorce is not something people plan for as habit – it is a situation that arises. Approaching divorce in...

I have been mentioning for some time now that modern custody schedules no longer favor one parent over the other. I read a great article...

An interesting case out of Illinois is being reported in an article. The article goes on to say that Fathers there are petitioning law...

I came across a great article regarding the perils of child custody litigation when it becomes apparent that the other person has a psychological issue. The writer discusses specifically narcissistic personality disorder, where the person is a real life Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. Some of the things to look out for that may indicate a narcissistic personality order in contested custody litigation: 1. When the person’s words never live up to their actions. 2. When the person is c

Here’s another reason to try your best to have a good relationship with your ex partner. I read an intriguing article about acrimonious divorce and the effect on adult children’s immune health. A recent study showed that children whose parents were undergoing an acrimonious contested divorce were more likely to suffer colds and illnesses during childhood and beyond. The children whose parents lived apart and never spoke to one another were 3 times more likely to develop colds

Many children struggle with their studies, especially those children whose parents are currently in the process of divorce. I recently found an article which covers this topic. According to the author of the article, she often finds that these students often say they weren’t able to do their homework because they left their book, instructions, etc. at the other parents home. The author notes that there are many factors for why children of divorce are missing out on their ed