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  • Ten Essentials For Starting Over After Divorce  By : Judith Smith
    This article presents a rich overview of important things you can do to create an enriching new life after divorce. Each point includes enough detail that, in combination, enables you to design a life plan and easily follow-through on it. Most importantly, after you read this article, you will know that whatever you decide to do, you will be doing it from a position of strength!
  • Is A Divorce Lawyer Necessary  By : Catherine Harvey
    A look at the process of divorce and the different ways of handling it, with or without a lawyer.
  • Divorce - How to Get Past The Painful Memories  By : Trevor Emdon
    How do you heal from the pain after divorce or relationship break up? How do you keep the good memories intact? Is there a way to forget the past? No, but there is a way to neutralise the pain and free yourself to move on again, as this article explains.
  • Everything You Should Know About Envelopes  By : Shaun Parker
    A look into the history behind envelopes and the different styles that are available.
  • Avoid Divorce And Save Marriage - 5 Tips To Save Your Love  By : Nick Clipton
    Remember the first reason why you both tied the knot was that you loved each other more than anyone else.
  • Infidelity and Cheating: How You Can Tell If Your Man is Cheating on You!  By : Deborrah Cooper
    I often receive letters from heartbroken women, sick with worry that their boyfriends or husbands are cheating on them. The cheating itself seems to hurt them deeply, as it indicates a violation of the marital vows the wife holds dear, but I think its the lying which accompanies the cheating that is the most destructive element in the whole horrible situation.
  • How to Break the News to Your Small Children that You Are Divorcing  By : James Walsh
    Divorce rates are fast climbing up the ladder. Divorce brings with it a lot of pain, hurt and resentment. While adults have a very tough time coping with divorce, it can be especially hard for children to endure the pain that a divorce encompasses.
  • Why Men Cheat in Marriage  By : James Walsh
    The first question should be – why are we talking about men only? Women cheat too, so why are they being left out? The answer lies with the statistics of divorce in the UK.
  • Legitimate Grounds for Divorce  By : James Walsh
    Why do two people who have vowed to be together till eternity, irrespective of the language, ceremony and religion, want to part ways so desperately that they can’t bear it a moment longer? Literature and films have an easy way of resolving this by placing the onus on the ‘other man or woman’ or any other external factor.
  • Breaking Up and Divorce - Sometimes Love Hurts  By : Deborrah Cooper
    What do you do when you lose someone you really loved? How do you handle the feeling of emptiness and sooth your aching heart? Love is a wonderful feeling, but why is it that when love leaves, it hurts so much that you can't even cry?
  • Getting a Divorce  By : Daegan Smith
    Many of today's marriages have divorce as end results. Typically, both parties in the divorce process aim to resolve all issues that is between them like property division, child custody and support.
  • Divorce (And Other Legal) Documents Online  By : Louise Green
    This article addresses the excessive costs of hiring a lawyer to handle procedures such as divorce, wills, estate planning, and general legal information. The goal is to minimize not just the expense, but also to simplify these procedures and inform people of their best options.
  • Credit and Divorce  By : lar
    How does getting divorced affect your credit? Who is responsible for the credit card bills?
  • Why Is Divorce So Common?  By :
    Divorce is incredibly common in today's society. There are many reasons people get divorced. This article will highlight a few common ones.
  • Divorced Dads Tips: What Does Reasonable Visitation Really Mean?  By : Danny Guspie
    This article is about Divorced Dads who face many problems during visitation with their children. Learn the successful strategies of other fathers who have won in Family Court.
  • Divorced Dads Tips: Preventing Mom From Moving The Kids Away  By : Danny Guspie
    This is an article about Divorced Dads who face many problems during visitation with their children. Learn the successful strategies of other fathers who have won in Family Court.
  • Divorced Dads Tips: What to do When Mom Claims Visitation / Access Disrupts the Kids Routines  By : Danny Guspie
    This is an article about Divorced Dads who face many problems during visitation with their children. Learn the successful strategies of other fathers who have won in Family Court.
  • Divorced Dads Tips: Learning the Ropes in Family Court  By : Danny Guspie
    This is an article about Divorced Dads who face many problems with their children inside and outside of Family Court. Learn the successful strategies of other fathers who have won in Family Court.
  • Divorced Dads Tips: Makeup Time for Denied Visitation by Court Order  By : Danny Guspie
    This is an article about Divorced Dads who face many problems during visitation with their children. Learn the successful strategies of other fathers who have won in Family Court.
  • Divorced Dads Tips: How To Become an Educated Divorced Dad  By : Danny Guspie
    This is an article about Divorced dads who face many problems during Christmas and other holidays with their children. Learn the successful strategies of other fathers who have won in family court.
  • Divorced Dads Tips: Why We Offer Free Help For Divorced Dads Every Week  By : Danny Guspie
    This is an article about Divorced Dads who face many problems during visitation with their children. Learn the successful strategies of other fathers who have won in Family Court.
  • Divorced Dads Tips: The Difference Between Parental Alienation Syndrome & Mommy Manipulation!  By : Danny Guspie
    This is an article about Divorced Dads who face many problems during visitation with their children. Learn the successful strategies of other fathers who have won in Family Court.
  • Divorced Dads Tips - Christmas and Holiday Access Tips: The Gift That Keeps on Giving  By : Danny Guspie
    This is an article about Divorced dads who face many problems during Christmas and other holidays with their children. Learn the successful strategies of other fathers who have won in family court.
  • Divorced Dads - How to Make Christmas and Holiday Access Nightmares More Manageable  By : Danny Guspie
    This is article is about Divorced Dads who face many problems during visitation with their children. Learn the successful strategies of other fathers who have won in Family Court.
  • Divorced Dads Tips: Winning in Family Court - Yes, I Married Her "Your Honor" Strategy  By : Danny Guspie
    This is article is based upon a transcribed Teleseminar Series about Divorced Dads who face many problems during visitation with their children. Learn the successful strategies of other fathers who have won in Family Court.
  • Divorced Dads Tips: How to Solve Teenage Visitation Problems  By : Danny Guspie
    Divorced Dads need to understand what they can do to help make changes to the way Family Court operates where they live. The following is an excerpt of a weekly teleseminar for divorced dads
    that discusses this important issue.
  • Divorced Dads Tips: Court Orders That Easily Increase Time with Your Child  By : Danny Guspie
    This is a Teleseminar Series about Dads who are Divorced and face many problems during visitation with their children.
  • Divorced Dads Tips: Christmas and Holiday Access Tips - Celebrate Christmas Day before Mom  By : Danny Guspie
    This is a Teleseminar Series about Divorced dads who face many problems during Christmas and other holidays with their children. Learn the successful strategies of other fathers who have won in family court.
  • Divorced Dads Tips: Getting Information about The Kids  By : Danny Guspie
    Common problems for divorced dads - Getting Information about the Kids from teachers, doctors and others.
  • Divorced Dads Tips: Understanding Winning Child Custody  By : Danny Guspie
    Understanding Child Custody when you are a divorced dad requires a new way of looking at what Winning really means.
  • In the Wake of Infidelity  By : James Walsh
    ‘Infidelity nestles within the bedcovers of other people’s homes’ can be a smug thought. A brief glance at the shameful statistics can quickly dispel that smugness and befuddle your thoughts.
  • How are Children Affected by Divorce?  By : James Walsh
    Children are impressionable and they remember things that affect them for a long time. This applies to both positive and negative memories. A parental divorce is a calamity that they are very strongly effected by, and their whole life may be shaped by it.
  • Fear of Divorce: A Deterrent to Marriage?  By : James Walsh
    Marriage is described as an emotional contract of partnership between two consenting adults. Marriage is built on the twin principles of love, trust and sharing. Other marital values and norms of tolerance, patience, sacrifice and flexibility are offshoots of it.
  • What Makes a Marriage Strong and Successful?  By : James Walsh
    When two people decide to come together in the holy union of marriage, they do so with a lot of hopes, expectations, dreams, trust, and promises. These promises should never be broken and these dreams should make the marriage more beautiful.
  • Is Divorce Too Easy?  By : James Walsh
    The number of divorces had been rising in the UK for a long time now. In fact, barring the late eighties when there was a temporary abatement in the divorce rates, there has been no fall really since the early 1970s.
  • Advantage of a Live-in Relationship Versus Marriage  By : James Walsh
    Every human has an innate desire to love someone and be loved in return. Everybody wants to be with someone and wants to spend more time with this special person. However, not everyone is willing to make a lifelong commitment to be with this someone special.
  • A Woman’s Survival Guide to the year after Divorce  By : James Walsh
    Divorce changes life, and it is an acknowledged fact that change is usually painful. This event marks the end of your married life and marks the beginning of a new phase in life that has to be lived singularly. Though this period entails some freedom, the new found independence would be tinged by loneliness, insecurity and similar such unhappy emotions. You might reel under the brunt of these feelings in the first year following your divorce.
  • The Five Most Common Causes of Divorce in Families  By : James Walsh
    Would I be right in guestimating that the advent of the television sets has led to an increase in divorce rates? Let me be more precise. The little time couples spend at home is devoted to their televisions, impacting conversational levels in the process. These silent spouses have further reduced their conversation after the appearance of gadgets (which vie for human attention and interest) like the cell phone.
  • Five Ways to Recover Self-Esteem Following a Bad Divorce  By : James Walsh
    There is no such thing as a pleasant divorce. A divorce is a terrible experience for anyone who has undergone it or been within the line of fire in any way.
  • Washington Divorce Law and Child Support - The Washington State Child Support Guidelines  By : Jim Olivero
    Child support in Washington State is governed by the Washington State Child Support Guidelines. The Guidelines are really nothing more than a set formula that takes into account three primary factors: (1) the parties' respective net incomes, (2) any work-related daycare expenses, and (3) any health insurance premiums or extraordinary medical expenses.
  • Washington State Divorce Law - A General Overview of Washington Divorce Law Procedure  By : Jim Olivero
    Washington State divorce law is governed by statute. Nearly all of Washington's relevant divorce statutes can be found in the Revised Code of Washington (RCW), Chapter 26.09. RCW 26.09 provides both the framework as well as the analytical guidelines for marriage dissolutions here in Washington State.
  • Weighing Up the Consequences of Divorce  By : James Walsh
    Social psychologists argue that there is no point in a divorcer lamenting life’s difficulties after divorce. They state that divorce is a choice and, by divorcing, a person exercises this choice. The divorcer should be prepared for life after divorce.
  • Recovering From the Wounds of Infidelity  By : James Walsh
    It is a brave new world that is liberally accommodating newly emerging social institutions like cohabitation, free love, etc., that do not subscribe to traditional definitions of marriage and family.
  • Recovering from Infidelity  By : James Walsh
    Adultery has become such a common occurrence (in all regions and countries around the globe) that people have begun doubting if human race is actually monogamous, as is commonly believed.
  • The Issue of Child Custody  By : James Walsh
    UK courts state that a minor i.e. a child below the age of ten needs to be with the female parent. This means that female parents are granted sole custody in case of minor children.
  • Is a High Divorce Rate Leading to Global Warming?  By : James Walsh
    The divorce rates have increased significantly over the past few decades. Divorce culture, which used to be frowned upon by many sections of society, is fast gaining acceptance. While the rising divorce rate has contributed towards more single parent households, it has also contributed towards global warming. Recent studies have proved that the high divorce rate is having disastrous consequences for the environment.
  • Escape With Car Hire  By : Catherine Harvey
    A look at how car hire has helped one woman escape from a difficult situation.
  • Has the Divorce Revolution Failed?  By : James Walsh
    Marriage was established as an institution to safeguard moral values and legalize the birth of children. Just the way, all cultures support marriage, they are equally unified in condemning divorce.
  • Global Warming: A Consequence of Divorce  By : James Walsh
    Research shows that environmental changes are drastically altering the earth’s ecological systems and physical structures. A major consequence has been global warming. People are constantly debating about the causes and solutions to global warming.
  • The Divorce Recovery Support Groups!!  By : James Walsh
    The aftermath of divorce requires adjustment. Many divorcers fall into depression and self-pity. Post-divorce requires group support from people facing the same situation. Individual and group therapy, and support can help the divorcer to begin his or her new phase in life with vigour.
  • Divorce recovery support groups  By : James Walsh
    Divorce is one of the most painful experiences in life and you can never tackle it alone.
  • Recovering After Divorce: Support Groups  By : James Walsh
    When people go through a divorce, they tend to experience so much confusion, bitterness, and animosity that they do not know whom to turn to. Confiding in friends and family usually serves as a first-aid kit.
  • Survival Guide to the Year after Divorce: A Male Perspective  By : James Walsh
    A divorce can be a shattering experience for a man. Everyone expects that simply by virtue of his being a man, he is either immune to the pain and tribulations involved in a divorce, or capable of handling them on his own.
  • The Real Cost of Data Loss  By : James Walsh
    Data Loss is a reality that most computer users will have to face at some time or another. It ranges from a trivial loss that can be retrieved at almost no cost, to catastrophic data loss which costs too much to recover. Data loss occurs due to physical damage or logical corruption.
  • Why Men Stray  By : James Walsh
    If I were a hardcore believer in women’s lib, I would be tempting to make a sweeping statement that men don’t need a reason to stray. However, that would suggest that all men stray and that is not necessarily true.
  • Dating after Divorce  By : James Walsh
    A marriage is a complete bond in itself. That is perhaps as close as it is possible for two human beings to get together with each other in a social set up. Anything out of the bond of marriage may be a close relationship, but the same is highly unlikely to enjoy societal sanctity to the same extent as is available for marriage.
  • Why Men Divorce Women  By : James Walsh
    Though a divorce always leads to the termination of a marriage, yet each divorce situation is unique in itself and the reasons why people choose to divorce depend on various factors such as the quality of their marital relationship, their personal experiences and marital problems.
  • Annoying Behavioural Patterns  By : James Walsh
    People meet each other, get attracted, fall in love and get married. The period of courtship before marriage is a time when they are high on adrenaline, are led by chemistry between you and all negative things seem endearing.
  • Getting Divorced is an Advantage  By : James Walsh
    Divorce signifies the closure of one part of your life. It heralds the beginning of a new chapter. It does not matter whether the person is a petitioner or a respondent. Divorce brings about important changes. These changes have the power to impact your personality. They change your self-beliefs forever.
  • Advantages of Divorce  By : James Walsh
    Divorce is often one of the most traumatic periods in a person’s life. It is often accompanied by the hurtful emotions, immeasurable sadness, and negative feelings like depression and anxiety.
  • How To Create a Freelance Writer Web Site that Gets Read  By : Susan Daffron
    To get writing work, you have to let people know you exist. Today, every working writer absolutely must have a Web site. It makes your work visible and accessible to a large audience 24/7, even while you're asleep!
  • Divorce Counsellors  By : James Walsh
    As recently as two decades ago, going to a marriage counsellor was looked upon as a weakness. The times have changed a lot since then and counselling is now looked upon as a viable solution to save a marriage. The best counsellor is no longer your old aunt or a kindly local priest. Apart from marriage counsellors, there are divorce counsellors too. We will concentrate only on divorce counsellors today.
  • Long-term Social Effects of a High Divorce Rate  By : James Walsh
    Divorce is becoming a common aspect in people’s lives. In fact, the divorce rate has increased phenomenally in western societies. In some countries, the rate of divorce is equivalent to seventy percent.
  • Spelling Matters - Confessions of the World's Worst Speller  By : Peter Woronoff
    A personal history of an adult who had been a poor speller since childhood and finally learned to spell using a visual learning strategy. This is useful for individuals as young as 6 as well as adults of any age.
  • High Divorce Rates and Its Long-term Social Effects  By : James Walsh
    Families are the fundamental units of society and divorce breaks them. In other words, this could mean that, when couples divorce, they are weakening the very foundation of the society they live in. Thinking along these lines, don’t you agree that the high divorce rate in the UK is potentially powerful to devastate society?
  • Men as Moms – Dynamics of Single Fatherhood  By : James Walsh
    We all know that parenting is becoming more complicated with the rise in divorce cases in the UK. It is a fact that most of the single parents are women. However, the number of divorced fathers living with children is slowly rising.
  • Consequences of Divorce for Men  By : James Walsh
    Marriage is a great, once-in-a-lifetime occasion for both men and women. The latter looking forward to setting up a house of their own and furnish it according to their personal taste.
  • Can You Love After Separation?  By : Trevor Emdon
    Tips on recovering from separation, divorce and loss of love, and how to find new love again. (And where to look for it!)
  • Marrying Mistakes and Life Beyond Divorce  By : Randy Gilbert
    How to Address the Real Issues That Men and Women Deal with after Divorce
  • To Divorce or Not to Divorce  By : James Walsh
    If you are considering a divorce, it would be appropriate to know beforehand that a divorce is often a not so pleasant package full of problems, stress and tension.
  • To Divorce or Not  By : James Walsh
    Deciding whether to stay in a marriage or to opt for a divorce is a complicated question. Many factors need to be considered before choosing to divorce.
  • How to Tell Your Children about Divorce?  By : James Walsh
    Parenthood is a relationship which you can never deny, annul or renounce. If you and your spouse are considering divorce, your concerns about how and when to inform your children are perfectly justified. There is no such thing as being a part-time parent; parenting is without doubt a full time job.
  • Is Your Marriage Heading Toward Divorce?  By : James Walsh
    Throughout the Orient, there is a concept of positive forces and negative forces. Though this concept is no longer totally alien to the Occident or the western world, as it is popularly called, it is still not very common knowledge as far as the western society en masse is concerned.
  • Cohabitation versus Marriage  By : James Walsh
    Cohabitation is no doubt one of the biggest social changes that the contemporary British society has to deal with. A cursory perusal of some basic statistics will reveal the enormity of the issue. In the UK, in 2001, 76 percent of the couples lived together before they got married.
  • Dealing with Stress or Escaping from Stress…  By : James Walsh
    Stress is intimately related to divorce. Statistics suggest that in the UK alone, more than 67% of women are prone to high levels of stress after divorce.
  • Famous Divorces – A Case Study  By : James Walsh
    A rolling stone gathers no moss – and when it comes to Mick Jagger – this adage can gather a lot of polite sniggering. The famous singer had always been a public figure when it came to his questionable private life. He has gathered a lot of moss indeed, and is one of the richest musicians ever, with an estimated fortune of more than 200 million pounds.
  • Extra-Marital Affair – Is Divorce the Solution?  By : James Walsh
    Divorce is one of the most difficult decisions that someone takes. It is a major setback in one’s life. According to surveys, among the various reasons of divorce, extra marital affairs topped the chart. It accounted for nearly 27% of the total divorce cases filed in 2004.
  • Children and Divorce  By : James Walsh
    For children, their parents’ divorce implies their world is falling apart. Some children handle it better than others but the bottom line is divorce does not leave them unscathed. The very world that they are born into is the home that their parents provide them and to have this broken is to make their whole world shaky.
  • Law of Attraction: Activating Your Desire and Attention  By : Carolyn Ellis
    The Law of Attraction states that "like attracts like" and that what you focus your attention on will expand. People working their way through the divorce process are often flooded with thoughts and feelings they don't want. There are some main steps to activating the Law of Attraction.
  • Law of Attraction: Allow and Receive Your Desires  By : Carolyn Ellis
    The Law of Attraction can give you some traction so you can regain your footing and see your way forward in your divorce journey. The Law of Attraction states at "like attracts like" and that what you focus your attention on will expand. Our ability to accept the abundance that is always offered and reduce the doubt is where our challenges lie.
  • What to Expect From Divorce Court  By : Rickie Smith
    Divorce court can be very scary for a person who has never had to experience being there. After all, you ultimately will be giving up control of your divorce to the Judge, someone who most likely will not know.
  • Reasons for the Rise in Divorce Rates  By : James Walsh
    In the contemporary British society, the vital social institution of marriage seems to be increasingly under threat, with the divorce rates reaching their peak level since 1996. The total number of divorce in the UK in the year 2003 was 166,737. Within a period of one year, this number shot up to 167,116. The current divorce rate in the UK stands at 14 per thousand marriages.
  • Physical Abuse of Children  By : James Walsh
    Picture this scenario. You have gone out shopping for the daily necessities leaving your six and three year old boys with your husband. Everything is well planned for the day. You just have to complete shopping and spend the lovely evening with your children in a nearby zoo.
  • Three Steps To Protect Your Children From Their Porn Addicted Parent  By : Scott Wasserman
    If you share custody of your children with a porn addict, you probably feel worried and scared for your children. You might become especially panicked if your children are the age and gender preferred by the porn addict. Fortunately, these three steps can help you protect your children from their porn addicted parent.
  • When Does a Child Custody Battle Go Too Far? This was our story...  By : Christoph Hickory
    When you go into a child custody battle make sure you do your research. We found out the hard way that not having a strategy will cost you in the long run. There are a couple of experts in child custody that have put together a "strategy guide" that has proved to be a great resource to us. We learned stuff that are $250 per hour lawyer didn't even know about.
  • Marital Separation - Reconcile, Divorce or Separation Agreement?  By : James Walsh
    Studies indicate that one out of two marriages in the UK ends in a divorce. This is because the decision is made in a fit of rage without considering the unpleasant consequences. With a little effort, most of these divorces could be avoided.
  • Divorce in the UK – Will Things Change?  By : James Walsh
    Gone are the days when the word "divorce" was spoken in whispered undertones. Gone too, are the days when divorce had social ramifications and a stigma attached. Actually, gone are the days when divorce provided fodder for gossip. Divorce today, is an almost matter of fact occurrence, a hitch that is overcome like a hiccup.
  • Law of Attraction: What is it and Why Should We Care?  By : Carolyn Ellis
    The Law of Attraction states that "like attracts like." Did I attract my divorce? A thought-provoking article dealing with this timely subject.
  • Are You Thinking about Divorce?  By : James Walsh
    There is no one in the world – not even the couple who have been madly in love with each other at first sight – who can claim that they had no second thoughts on marriage. Those who have leapt into wedlock without much thought on it, have also been the first ones to step out. Divorce, just like marriage, is a tough decision. There are those who claim that they had a sudden realisation that they need a divorce, but it is only an illusion. Any ‘sudden’ decisions on matters like these are the result of long pending thoughts that we do not want to consider until they force themselves upon us. It is like the clouds that keep piling till there is no space left, and it just starts to pour.
  • Mastering Fear in Your Divorce  By : Carolyn Ellis
    There's nothing like getting divorced to kick up a whole new dimension of fear. This article will help you discover ways to tackle that "old programming" and master your fears.
  • The #1 Tip to Prevent Divorce, Save $20,000 and Stay Happily Married Forever!  By : Kyle Richey
    This article reveals the easiest and most devastatingly effective method to prevent divorce, and stay happy with your spouse forever!
  • The Essence of Communication: Parents and Children  By : James Walsh
    For every parent communication is crucial. Communication could either be between parents, between parent and child or between children. It becomes all the more important when parents part ways and decide to move ahead alone. The art and practice of speaking holds the key to maintaining good familial relations in divorced families. According to social psychologists, communication embraces two important facets of talking and listening. It is imperative to be a good listener, to hear and comprehend what others have to say in order to talk and put across your viewpoint.
  • What Are The Legal Grounds For Divorce  By : Faye B. Roberts
    There are two different categories for legal grounds for divorce: "Fault" and "No Fault".
  • Writing Contests: 10 Tips for Creating a Winning Entry  By : Melanie Rockett
    Entering writing, poetry, novel, short story, essay and screenplay contests can either be a hobby with some great prizes as the perk, or it can be a door-opener into a new career. There are hundreds of writing contests open for entry at any time of the year. Find out how to increase your odds of winning.
  • What Are Divorce Filing Forms?  By : Faye B. Roberts
    Divorce filing forms or divorce papers are part of the litigation process when two people decide to dissolve their marriage.
  • Divorce and the Generations  By : James Walsh
    The attitude of people (belonging to any generation) towards divorce can be best judged by the rate of divorce. The increase or decrease in the divorce rates also exhibits attitudes towards marriage, family, children and marital disunion
  • Have You Got Post Divorce Stress Disorder?  By : Trevor Emdon
    How to find the courage to love again following divorce or loss of love.
  • Case Study: My Friend’s Divorce  By : James Walsh
    My friend Alison surprised me one fine morning, when she announced her wedding. Alison, the perfect career woman, had never contemplated marriage. She was holding a good job and had many plans, climbing up the corporate ladder.
  • Control Your Mindset: You Are What You Think  By : Carolyn Ellis
    After you separate or divorce, the most important tool you have at your disposal is your mindset. What are you thinking? What are you telling yourself? Is your goal to "survive" your divorce or to "thrive"? Here are three steps to take to help you stop the negative self-talk and move forward in your new life.
  • A Good Divorce  By : James Walsh
    When most people think of a divorce, they imagine an unhappy, bitter, possibly acrimonious and violent and almost always distasteful conflict between a couple.

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