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Mediation
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Mediation 101
Mediation is a voluntary settlement process that allows you to control your own destiny rather than leaving your fate to a judge who knows nothing about you or your spouse. You need never step foot into a courtroom, as all discussions are held in the safety and comfort of the mediator’s office.Go to Article
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Ask
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Carl
Palatnik, CFP, CDFA
Q: My husband wants to file joint tax returns this year, but…
Q: My wife and I can’t seem to agree on who should claim…
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Relationships |
New Social Security Site for Women
Many life circumstances - marriage, divorce, widowhood, the birth of a child - have their own sets of Social Security rules. These rules can be confusing and daunting, especially for women who are applying for Social Security benefits for the first time. The Social Security Administration has recently launched Social Security Online for Women, a web site specifically designed for women. Go to Article
Something Blue
For siblings and stepsiblings, a wedding may deepen the old wounds of the parents divorce. Go to Article
Together Time
Connecting one-on-one with the noncustodial parent is especially important for children of divorce Go to Article
Holiday Angst
A guide for noncustodial parents coping with limited time with their kids. Go to Article
Ending Divorce Ceremoniously
Divorce rituals can help former spouses forgive one another and even regain their friendship Go to Article
Building a Step Family
The transition from his family and her family requires rules, understanding ---and time. Go to Article
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Parental
Guidance: Everything
You Need to Know for Parenting Together Apart.
By
Brette
Sember
Divorce
Books by Brette Sember
 July 2010
- Vacation Tips for Divorced Parents
It's here – summer. Kids dream of it all year. Often the highlight of the summer for kids and parents is a family vacation. When you're divorced or separated, family vacations can be more complicated. You’ve got a parenting plan to work around and an ex to deal with. Follow these tips to make sure summer vacations live up to their potential.
June 2010 - Balancing Parenting Styles
Jan and Peter might seem a bit exaggerated (but believe me, they really aren’t – I’ve seen cases with greater extremes), but I’m offering their story to make a point. It’s quite common for basic differences in parenting styles to become yawning gaps after a divorce. Each parent has a tendency to go further to an extreme after a divorce, as if to cement that his or her way is correct.
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Child-Centered
Solutions:
How to Create Happy Endings Through Divorce and Beyond!
By
Rosalind
Sedacca
Child-Centered
Solutions Books by Rosalind Sedacca
June 2009
- Parenting After Divorce: Help Your Kids Adjust to Two Happy Homes
One of the greatest disruptions in a child’s life
can be the upheaval caused by divorce. For this reason
it is incumbent on you, as a parent, to doing everything
possible day by day, month by month, to help your children
adjust, assimilate into their new routines and accept
the changes in their lives in the most positive possible
ways.
May 2009
- Divorcing
Parents: Don’t Bring Your Battles to Court
You’re getting divorced and you’re angry,
resentful, hurt, vindictive or any combination of other
painful emotions. You want to lash out, to get back at
your spouse or boost your own sense of esteem. Hiring
the most aggressive litigious divorce lawyer you can find
seems like your smartest choice. Your ex is in for a fight! |
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