Sex and Dating During Divorce
Writer/submitter Cynthia M. Fox writes:

“Is it okay if I go out on a date?” asked my client, “John”. He had filed for divorce and taken his own apartment. “After fighting with my wife for two years, “I’d like be to be with someone who is glad to have me around.”

Divorce Secrets Revealed to Friends, Even Therapists Can Come Out at Trial
Writer/submitter Cynthia M. Fox writes:

Divorce Secrets Revealed to Friends, Even Therapists Can Come Out at Trial “Joyce” was on the witness stand and clearly uncomfortable. She had been subpoenaed to testify at the divorce of her best friend, “Monica”, and was being forced to reveal what Monica had confided to her. Thankfully, Monica had not been unfaithful, but she had confessed that the divorce was wearing her down, making her depressed, and affecting her ability to care for her two young children.

How Divorce Affects Your Children
Writer/submitter Shelley Stile writes:

Recently I spoke with a woman whose coaching practice revolves around the issue of children and divorce. She had many useful strategies for dealing with this challenge but what it all seemed to come down to is this: if you love your children more than you might hate, resent or simply dislike your ex, then you are called upon to act with their well-being first and foremost instead of any hard feelings you may harbor against your former spouse. You must be a bigger person that the issues surrounding your divorce.

Divorce : Divorce and Children
Collaborative Divorce: A Better Way for Parents
With the increasing number of families experiencing divorce, it is exceedingly important that professionals such as lawyers, accountants, financial planners, therapists, judges, and child advocates, do whatever possible to protect the best interests of all parties involved, particularly when there are children concerned. The collaborative divorce process provides a support system that incorporates the needs of the children as well as the financial and emotional issues of the parents [ Download/View File ]
Mar 10, 2010, Wed, 10 Mar 2010 13:15

Using the Married Filing Joint Status during Divorce
Writer/submitter David Kane, CPA writes:

An area that needs to be examined while you are going through the divorce process is determining the tax filing status that will be the most advantageous to you. During the pre-divorce year(s), you have a couple of options that can increase or reduce your tax liability depending on which filing status you utilize.