When a divorce happens and child custody is ironed out, the noncustodial parent can face some hard truths that develop over time, regarding their relationship with their child. If it was a high conflict divorce, those hard truths can trickle down to the child, leaving …

Divorce can be a messy experience. With emotions running high and so much of one’s future at stake, it can cause the need to vent one’s frustrations and feelings, and given the technological advances in information, social interaction, and general venting, you as a divorcing …

Whether it is because of a divorce-related custody situation or general circumstances that life may create, many children grow up living in a household with only one parent. While the parent of the household may not be able to replace the missing parent, a child …

Children of divorce may go through their weekly routine a little differently than other children. With the inclusion of transferring custody from one parent to another, maintaining their schedule requires a little bit more communication and mindfulness. This is especially true during the school year. …

For many, societally-constructed gender roles within the dichotomy of a family unit include the father going off to work, while the mother stays home to take care of the children. While this idea still may exist in some form or another in many households, it …