One effect of divorce is that children will often take the blame upon themselves. A subsequent effect is when a spouse enters into another relationship – an unsettling event if handled incorrectly. This article discusses how to handle these and other effects of divorce on your children, including changes in behavior.
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7 Steps to Survive a Break-up or Divorce
Getting Divorced can be draining. You need to be sure to take care of yourself in the process. And the sooner the better so you can move forward.. This article outlines the basic steps for keeping your sanity during a divorce, including acceptance, grieving, focusing, forgiving and moving on. Prepare to be inspired!
Marriage, Divorce, Repeat, Marriage, Divorce, Repeat
Is there remarriage after divorce? A second try can work if lessons are learned the first time around. In general, successful remarriages require that each spouse work on their own failings. This article provides reasons for its pessimistic view of divorce and remarriage, but tips for success are presented as well.
Tell the Kids About the Coming Divorce at a Family Meeting
When you can safely say that your marriage isn’t going to work, then consider home based divorce counseling for your children even before downloading the online divorce forms. How? Organize a family meeting to break the news. The article offers suggestions for making a “Divorce” Family Meeting work.
Two Homes for the Holidays
Holidays are suppose to be a time of happiness, not divorce. But the reality is that no child can be at two Christmas trees at the same time when their parents have separated or divorced. This article lists common feelings children will have at these times, and offers advice for helping them through the holiday.
When the Kids Don’t Want You to Go Out
Children often fear parent abandonment even during the best of marriages. All the more so during a divorce proceeding. Often reassuring is sufficient, but child therapy may be necessary. This article lightly explores this issue, offering practical advice such as speaking to the child in a manner they would understand.
After the Divorce: 3 Things the Kids Must Have
Parents undergoing a painful legal separation will typically discuss divorce custody issues. Their legal advisors will also set out child custody guidelines. But what about after the divorce? This article looks at things that children of divorce must have after a divorce, such as reassurance, predictability, consistency.
Child Custody Basics – Rights, Residency, and Relationship
Child custody is a legal term that can represent the rights and responsibilities of divorced parents and their children, the residency or placement of the children, and/or the degree of relationship these children will have with each parent. This article provides details about Child Custody in Divorce.
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