Typically, when a couple gets divorced, that’s it. The marital part of their relationship is over. They can be civil and sometimes stay the best of friends. They can co-parent with one another, in an effort to raise their mutual children, but typically, romance is …
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For children of divorce, they can find themselves with an array of emotions. Many may look to blame themselves for the end of their parents’ marriage. Many may look to act out. Many may simple withdraw from their responsibilities and daily routine. While every child …
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Parental divorce can be difficult on a child, regardless of their age. The older they may get, the more they may be able to fully understand the reasoning behind why the relationship did not function the way it should have, but no matter what the …
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For children processing a recent parental divorce, their emotional landscape can vary on a daily basis, depending on their age and maturity level. They can sometimes feel forced to continue on with their normal lives, knowing that the two most important influences in their lives …
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When identifying what you want out of the divorce, the priority of parents begins and ends with their children and anything related to the custody of them. They want to be able to spend time with them, parent them, and in many cases, have primary …
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