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Mar 18 2019

Getting Along with Everyone in a Blended Family

Anyone can start a blended family. Actually getting everyone to blend is a bigger challenge. When you become the spouse or partner of a parent, it’...

Feb 25 2019

Dating After Divorce: When To Tell The Kids

I have been divorced for about three years. I have two teenagers, 13 (a son) and 15 (a daughter). They both live with me, although their father liv...

Feb 25 2019

Why do you feel depressed after a separation?

You are divorced and you feel sad, frighten and lost? Divorce and depression unfortunately are going hand to hand. With an increasing number of cou...

Feb 25 2019

A happy Christmas with separated parents

Christmas is a special time for children and therefore for their parents too. This holiday, which traditionally involves the family unit, can be di...

Feb 25 2019

From ex-spouse to friend: Reinventing relationships after divorce

Your marital relationship is over, but what about your relationship with your in-laws, their relationship with your children, or even your relation...

Feb 25 2019

Joint Custody: How to Deal With Pocket Money

It’s often said parenting doesn’t come with a manual. That’s especially true if you are co-parenting after separation or divorce. Joint custody mea...

Feb 25 2019

Unpaid Child Support: What You Can Do

There are some coparenting situations where child support is a non-issue. If the parents have a true 50/50 custody time split and make roughly the ...

Feb 25 2019

Rebuilding After a Breakup: Tips for Moving Forward

No matter the circumstances, breakups are never easy. A divorce can bring about a grieving process very similar to what happens when you lose a lov...

Feb 25 2019

Managing Life as a Single Parent after Divorce

When a divorced couple has children, life can get very complicated. Each parent is now on their own and suddenly realize all of the small things th...

Feb 25 2019

The difference between estrangement and parental alienation syndrome

Parental Alienation is defined as the deliberate attempt by one parent to distance his/her children from the other parent. An example would be the ...

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