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Divorce isn’t easy for anyone, not even celebrities since their unions are under a microscope big enough for the entire world to see. The latest casualty in celebrity relationships is the demise of the marriage of actors Hugh Jackman and Deborra-Lee Furness. The couple is divorcing after 27 years. People want a salacious story but, unless the couple is keeping mum, the truth of this one seems to be that, at this stage in their lives, their goals no longer collide. That might be your kind divorce too.
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For generations, the marital bed has been part of our culture. Couples sleep in the same space, no matter what. While many pairs long ago realized the necessity of sleeping apart, this choice has become a trend among the sleep-deprived and snore-smothered. This so-called sleep divorce just might save marriages.
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Close to 38 million adults live alone in the United States, according to Census data. Within this group, the number of older Americans living alone is also on the rise, with nearly 16 million over age 65 living alone in 2022. Baby Boomers are aging and society has developed a major shift where marriage is concerned, leading to more gray divorce.
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Co-parenting is not always easy. Whether you’re newly divorced parents or you’ve been split for years, the shuffling of kids from one household to another and managing their needs along with your preferences can feel like a labyrinth. Anything that can simplify how you and your ex co-parent while managing your kids will make life easier, especially as a new school year begins.
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Guilt is one of the many emotions people feel post-divorce. It’s natural to experience this state of being, but it’s definitely not healthy for guilt to be the dominant feeling most of the time. You don’t have to punish yourself post-divorce. Here’s how to see the bright side of your split.
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The school year, for many divorced parents, is ideal. There is a built-in schedule for your kids that can’t be fudged, overlooked, ignored, or changed when it comes to being in school, attending practice, or participating in other extracurricular activities. Summer, though, impacts the carefully calibrated schedule and the amount of time each of you have with your kid. Here’s how to survive the chaos.
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“Comparison is the thief of joy.” This little nugget is attributed to President Theodore Roosevelt. What a prescient comment in this generation of cyberstalking where we can check up on our ex and see how their life measures up to our own at any moment. Following your ex around online during or after your Michigan divorce is, in one word, unhealthy.
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Graduation season is a time of endings and beginnings, and this rite of passage is very similar to the changes that come to people who are getting a Michigan divorce. As you move through the ups and downs of ending your marriage, you will graduate to the next stage of life with plenty of knowledge and room to learn more lessons.
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You’re getting a divorce, you’re moving, you have double (or half) the responsibilities you had before, your kids are upset. There are a lot of things happening in the life of a person who’s going through a Michigan divorce, and because of this you can easily say that there are now even more reasons not to get a pet. Yet, here’s the thing – there are more reasons to get a pet, especially when your life is being turned upside down.
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You may want to stay active on your favorite social media platforms during your divorce so you can connect with others. Unfortunately, there are grenades on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, TikTok, and beyond and there are temptations to speak or act in ways that won’t serve you well. Here are some of the social media mistakes during divorce that it’s too easy to make.
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