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Privacy of Information in a Divorce
Writer/submitter Hal Davis writes:
Often when people are in deep in their divorce, they realize some important questions. These questions are about when their spouse will find out about the divorce file, or when will their neighbors and friends find out about the divorce? Also, when will the divorce become public, or does it? These are questions I have come across and wanted to write my responses for others to view.
Divorce: Creating a New Life
Writer/submitter Shelley Stile writes:
Initially, separation and the divorce from your spouse is an incredibly wrenching and shocking experience. This early period of huge change and loss is extremely difficult but, speaking as a survivor of divorce, I can tell you firsthand that we do survive it and more often than not, go on to an even better life that is based on our personal values and passions.
Recovering from Divorce: Honor the Truth
Writer/submitter Shelley Stile writes:
Do you remember the old adage that states there’s your side, there’s my side and then there’s the truth? If we were totally honest with ourselves, we too could see the truth of any situation. Once we accept that truth, we have the newfound freedom to gain clarity, discover our options and make real choices that are based in reality and not a subjective interpretation of what is. The past no longer runs the show. A world of possibilities opens that we might otherwise have missed. To recover from divorce one must face the truth.
Divorce Recovery: Releasing Toxic Emotions
Writer/submitter Shelley Stile writes:
The way to recover and thrive after divorce is simple: Until you can release the toxic emotions surrounding your divorce, it is impossible for you to move forward in life and be happy. It takes enormous commitment and effort but it can be achieved. If you want to lead a new life that is both fulfilling and happy, you must let go of the negative emotions and thoughts that hold you back from creating a life you love. And guess what else? Who do you suppose pays the biggest price when it comes to toxic emotions? You.
Frequently Asked Questions About Children and Divorce
Writer/submitter Paula Levy, MA, LMFT writes:
Family Professional Support Through the Separation/Divorce Process
Writer/submitter Gary Direnfeld, MSW, RSW writes:
Risk factors to determine the necessity of help...
Considering a Parenting Coordinator
Writer/submitter Gary Direnfeld, MSW, RSW writes:
Look for experience... lot's of experience... and...
Domestic Violence and Children
Writer/submitter Gary Direnfeld, MSW, RSW writes:
The kids can hear you...
Custody and Custody Evaluations
Writer/submitter Maury D. Beaulier writes:
Spousal Maintenance/Alimony Award
Writer/submitter Maury D. Beaulier writes:
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