We, as a society, rely on our jobs. We rely on them to provide us income to sustain our lives and the lives of those we support. The stability of our jobs can be a reflection of the career path we have, and similarly, one’s …
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Lifestyle
Examining Remarriage and Redivorce
Many individuals do not even get married. In fact, one in five adults ages 25 and older (approximately 42 million people) has never been married, as of 2012, according to Pew Research Center. These people never experience the highs and lows of a marital relationship, …
CONTINUE READINGHypochondria Adds Layer of Difficulty to Divorce
When you’re going through a divorce, every little detail about your spouse is looked at through a different lens. Every quirk that you may have found endearing when you first got together is now seen as annoying or insufferable. That lens is amplified by the …
CONTINUE READINGResearch Links Occupation to Divorce
Ever since the beginnings of no-fault divorce in 1969, Americans have been on a constant hunt for data on the institution of divorce and possible causes for it. This has sparked studies around the globe with theories that try to explain why they occur, where …
CONTINUE READINGTennis Champ Victoria Azarenka’s Custody Battle Highlights Importance of Parent/Professional Balance
Many parents have the struggle of balancing their life at home and their life at their job. Both include a number of responsibilities and time commitments, that can affect one another in different ways. On one hand, the responsibilities and commitments that a career can …
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