The house can be a contentious issue in a divorce. Whether to keep it or not can cause emotional turmoil and distress. Let’s look at some of the important areas to consider when deciding whether or not to keep the house after a divorce.
The first Holiday after a divorce can be a challenge on so many different fronts; especially when you have children. For me, how to handle my Ex In-Laws and Ex Stepchildren were the waters I’ve had to navigate over a few years. This article contains points that can be used to maintain healthy relationships.
The Holiday Season is meant to be enjoyed. Use some of these scheduling and planning ideas to keep the stress down. Also, tips on the Art of Saying No without saying No.
The breakup of any marriage is not something that most people would be expecting when they get married but unfortunately times change and this then becomes a time when women leave their husband. Ask a couple who have stayed together and most wives will agree that there has certainly been some trying times over the years, but one way or another they have managed to stay married. Is this a good thing or a bad thing?
The holidays can be a lonely time, especially after divorce. Listed are time tested strategies to serve others during the holidays.
Time can pass between the initial realisation that your partner no longer wants to be with you and the recognition of what the next steps need to be. Some people take years to move to each step. Let’s look at ways to move on and face the facts that you are over.
While many ladies magazines and books offer tips on dealing with the effects of a divorce, the topic of men after divorce is not addressed as often. If you are a man who has been facing the pain of a divorce, you may wonder how to recover and regain your life. Moving on after a divorce is a difficult process that you can make less painful by following some helpful tips.
Let’s get the cards all out on the table and flip them face side up, here: The biggest hurt you’re going to suffer after a divorce is likely going to be the enormous blow to your sense of self-worth. It’s not just about ego and male pride, it’s about believing in yourself, it’s about having confidence in yourself enough to even want to get out of bed in the morning.
Not only does the decision to get a separation or divorce affect your own personal life, every action you take has an effect on your children. While doing your best to keep your own head above the water here are some valuable suggestions to help you support the rest of your family so that in the end there is healing, safety & comfort as you grieve & grow.
Before I share some very important advice, I feel I must give you a bit of background on how and why this advice served me well. This article is designed to give a basic guideline on some of the most important attributes in looking for a permanent new partner when there are children (minors) involved.
