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Signs Your Child May Need a Therapist
As much as a parent tries to insulate their child during a divorce, they cannot keep them from experiencing some of the negative emotions that
Creating a Workable Parenting Agreement
Communication and cooperation between parents are essential to effective parenting. When everyone lives in the same home, parents often regularly relay information and coordinate responses
Divorce After 50
The reasons that lead a couple to divorce are complicated and vary from situation to situation. It may be that after a long-term marriage, the
Self-Care and Divorce
Divorce can bring out sides of your personality you barely recognize. It can also cause you to enter a near-constant state of anger, sadness, anxiety,
Surviving Divorce: Letting go of anger and embracing forgiveness (forgiving isn’t always forgetting but some research suggests it helps!)
Going through a divorce can feel as though you and your life have been turned inside out. During this process, you will be in an adversarial posture
Creating a Healing Place After Divorce
After the divorce papers are signed, and everything becomes final, the case activity stops, and your post-divorce life begins. While the stress of property division or child custody
The Emotionally Intelligent Divorce
The term “Emotional Intelligence” is commonly used in popular culture to describe the quality of being aware of your emotions and behaviors and those of
Common Myths About Divorce
It is hard to know what to expect when you and the person you thought you were going to spend the rest of your life
Is Divorce Mediation Right for You?
In Wisconsin, one way to resolve your divorce case is through mediation. During mediation, each side and their attorney will meet with a trained mediator who