Divorce will take you on an emotional roller coaster ranging from rage to grief to low self esteem and much more.  Eventually those emotions manifest themselves physically in the form of headaches, depression, ulcers and even obesity from emotionally charged eating. Regardless of your feelings and experience with divorce, what matters most is that you [...]

Admittedly, the focus on self can get a little self-absorbed after awhile. Many of us, once we’ve been day spa’d and girls-night-outed to death, like to eventually turn our attentions elsewhere. In the case of becoming a recent divorcee, you are in a unique position to help others new to your experience. Here’s how:
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Claude Thomas’s kids are asking a judge to grant their 85 year old father a divorce to a wife half his age because she is running through the family fortune. Divorce Attorney Vikki Ziegler stops by Headline News to discuss it.

Generally, where a computer is used at home by both spouses, one spouse can legally search the computer for information relevant to a divorce proceeding. However, a spouse cannot wrongfully obtain password-protected information from the computer. By way of example, a laptop which is primarily used by Husband for working at home, paying [...]

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-My advice is that marriage is a job and you both have to work at it; it’s a sharing of everything: laughs, love, disappointments, sorrow, families, friends, not always having the same interests - is a healthy aspect. Having some [...]

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-It is ok to argue and disagree. What is important is to be on the same page with the big issues, values, ideals, how to raise your children, etc. Always remember, even with the disagreements and arguments sometimes, your husband/wife is your best friend until death due [...]

This is a guest post from Elena Chambous of Morristown Financial Group:

Few events in one’s life are as traumatic and have such long lasting repercussions as divorce. If you think about it, we are expected to take control of a legal and financial case that will affect our children and ourselves for many years all [...]

A guest post by: Alex Coliagnese
While divorce rates across the country are steadily climbing, courtesy of the many stressors couples face, baby boomers find themselves, and their marriages, in serious martial predicaments.  Having survived the pressures associated with raising children, paying off mortgages, paying down debt and avoiding the dreaded divorce court that many of [...]

1. Don’t focus on the other person
Do focus on you. You may not want the divorce. You may feel lonely, sad, heart broken… or all of the above. However, you can only control you. No one else. A very wise man once told me that and boy is it true. Work on healing yourself. It [...]

When I asked Dr. Belisa Vranich for some help for people getting divorced this is what she told Me- LISTEN closely…
No matter how you well you look like you are keeping it together on the outside, your insides are getting turned upside down. During and after a divorce, be kind to yourself, pamper yourself, and [...]