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- "Contested" and "Uncontested" Divorce
- 'Why Must I Be the One to Say "No"
- 10 Tips to Help Your Child Through Divorce
- 8 Tips for Stepfamilies
- Alienation and Alignment of Children
- Anatomy of a Child Custody Evaluation
- Child Support Payments and Title IV-E Adoption Assistance
- Children and Divorce
- Children and Divorce
- Children and Divorce
- Children of Divorce
- Common Mistakes Made When Your Child Does Not Want to Visit
- Communicating With Your Ex
- Cooperative Parenting or Parallel Parenting?
- Divorce After Adoption
- Divorce and Children Part I: An Interview with Robert Hughes, Jr., Ph.D.
- Divorce and Children Part II: An Interview with Robert Hughes, Jr., Ph.D.
- Divorce and Grandson
- Divorce and the Season for Forgiveness
- Divorced Dads-Making the Most of Visitation
- Divorced Moms, Kids Face Poverty
- Explaining Divorce to Children
- Focus on Families: Divorce and Adults
- Focus on Kids: The Effects of Divorce on Children
- Four Common Feelings of Children in Stepfamilies
- Getting on With Your Life - What to do After the Divorce is Final
- Handling the Anger
- Helping Children Adjust to Divorce
- Helping Children Cope with Divorce
- Helping Children Through Divorce
- Helping Teenagers Cope with Divorce
- Helping Your Child Through a Divorce
- How Discipline is Different in a Stepfamily
- If You're Thinking About Divorce...
- Joint Physical Custody: Smart Solution or Problematic Plan?
- Kids and Divorce
- Making Joint Custody Work
- Making the Most of Long-Distance Fathering
- Movie Theater Party
- Notes for Parents
- Reducing Divorce Conflict for the Sake of Your Child
- Rights of Children of Divorce
- Summer Far Away
- Supervised Visitation:
- Surviving the Breakup
- Ten Ways to Help Your Grandchild Through a Divorce
- The Ex -Factor
- The Use of Special Masters in High Conflict Divorces
- Tips for Divorcing Parents
- Tips to Prepare for Child Custody Mediation
- Understanding Child Custody Evaluation for Parents
- What Parents Can Do to Help Children Adjust to Divorce
- When Parents Seperate
"Contested" and "Uncontested" Divorce
What qualifies a contested or an uncontested case in divorce court.... [more]
'Why Must I Be the One to Say "No"
A couple who has divorced or broken up can have the question of discipline as an extra pressure. A day-to-day parent cannot afford to be as lax with discipline as the visiting parent.... [more]
10 Tips to Help Your Child Through Divorce
Helping a child get through a divorce as a parent.... [more]
8 Tips for Stepfamilies
Joining two families together can be a little difficult sometimes, but there are a few ways to make blending a bit easier.... [more]
Alienation and Alignment of Children
A description of some of the dynamics related to the alignment and alienation of children and some solutions for these children.... [more]
Anatomy of a Child Custody Evaluation
A child custody evaluation is a process in which a mental health expert, usually a psychologist, evaluates your family and makes a recommendation to the court for a custody / visitation or parenting plan that is in your child's best interests.... [more]
Child Support Payments and Title IV-E Adoption Assistance
Answers to questions and concerns about adoption assistance payments as a source of income in divorce and child support cases.... [more]
Children and Divorce
Parents who are getting a divorce are frequently worried about the effect the divorce will have on their children. During this difficult period, parents may be preoccupied with their own problems, but continue to be the most important people in their child's... [more]
Children and Divorce
The news that parents are seeking divorce is invariably traumatic for children. It's a time when they need the adults in their life to give them reassurance, comfort and accurate, non-biased information...... [more]
Children and Divorce
How divorce effects children.... [more]
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