Most people do not enter into a marriage thinking about divorce. You likely focus on the present and dream about future. You feel joy (hopefully) and are optimistic about the good times ahead. (Though a case of cold feet could indicate certain doom.) But along the way, in every marriage, there are bumps. Speed bumps, … The #1 Predictor of Divorce: I Hold Thee in Contempt of Marriage
If you spend any amount of time on social media, you’ve witnessed the couples who communicate with each other via mushy Facebook posts even though they’re sitting across the table from each other at dinner or sitting together on the couch. This activity might seem ridiculous to those who don’t engage in it, but a … Social Media and Divorce: The Couples Who Facebook Together Stay Together… Sometimes
If brides wear white to demonstrate their innocence, should a divorced woman wear red to show her availability? If you ask other women, they might say yes, but not happily. The color red, though associated with love and Valentine’s Day, has negative connotations when it comes to women who fear their spouse’s wandering eye. A … Seeing Red? Valentine’s Day After Divorce Is Your Opportunity to Reclaim Your Zest for Life
Couples are getting divorced over excessive smartphone or computer usage (addiction to Facebook could end your marriage). Other husbands and wives are agreeing to a social media prenup to try to prevent Twitter and its ilk from pervading their union. And in many divorce cases, the digital trail plays a major role in the divorce … The Smartphone Divorce: Should You Really Trail Your Spouse with an App?
You and your spouse have decided to get a divorce. But the act of separating your lives is very different than the intention to do so. Maybe he wants to leave, maybe you want him to leave and get out of the house, maybe even your kids want you two to live apart already, but … We’re Getting a Michigan Divorce But I Can’t Get Him Out of the House
You don’t need the calendar to roll over to a new year to have an excuse to start a new life. After all, a fresh existence is effectively being handed to you as soon as you sign your divorce papers. Everything is going to be different now – how you live, celebrate holidays, manage childcare, … Resolutions for the Newly Divorced
You know you’re splitting up. Your kids might already know you’re going to separate. The rest of your family is suspicious. But you haven’t broken the “we’re getting a divorce” news to anyone yet. Maybe you’re waiting for your eldest to graduate from high school. Or you’re waiting for the youngest to finish his sports … The Ho, Ho, Horrible Last Holiday Before You Divorce
The majority of baby boomers are unlikely to tell their grandchildren of marrying age that the secrets to reaching silver and gold wedding anniversaries is hard work and a sense of humor. That’s because nearly 1 out of 4 people going through a divorce in the United States is over the age of 50, according … Baby Boomers Have Initiated a Graying Divorce Movement
Selfies are a popular cultural trend. We take these photos anywhere and everywhere to document our lives, from the biggest events to the smallest occurrences. And now, the divorce selfie is on the rise. What is a divorce selfie? It’s simple: A former couple photographs themselves post-divorce – happily – and posts it on Facebook, … The Divorce Selfie: Positive Trend or Weird Craze?
One of the most important things to realize as a parent who is dating after divorce is that, for your kids, the fantasy of mom and dad getting back together is officially slipping away. That can be a difficult fact to accept. No matter how much your divorce had to happen, no matter how fractured … Dos and Don’ts of Dating After Divorce for Parents
“I want to be married by the time I’m 30” used to be a common phrase uttered by twenty-somethings. Turns out, it’s not such a bad goal to have after all, at least according to new analysis. Data collected by the National Survey of Family Growth found that people who marry past the age of … Headed for a Michigan Divorce? Study Says You May Have Gotten Married at the Wrong Age
Divorce can have your worry focused on the present and immediate future, but what about five years from now? Ten? Thirty? What will your finances look like when it’s time for your kids to go to college, get married, or – most especially – when it’s time for you to retire? Will you even be … 10 Ways to Plan for Retirement After Divorce