There are few situations tougher for a family to
face than divorce and the issues that come with it.
Not exact matches
Many couples would not need to
divorce, or to live in a de facto
divorce of a dead relationship, if they could
face and resolve their angers rather
than let them accumulate.
Because the best reason to
divorce is not because you believe there's better sex or a better someone «out there» for you; it's because you'd rather
face being alone
than stay in your marriage.
I'm guessing it would be mostly women who would do that; women seek
divorce much more
than men do, fewer women don't have custody (2.4 million out of 8.6 million single moms, but that's approaching the number of single dads, 2.6 million) and they seem to
face less public scrutiny or at least less outrage
than cheating men do.
Children whose parents separate or
divorce face much more economic instability
than their married counterparts, even when support is paid.
Plus, let's
face it, as parents of multiples we know our
divorce rate is higher
than that of a family with singletons.
Couples who meet online and get married are slightly less likely to
divorce than couples who first meet
face - to -
face, new research finds.
Some are
divorced and
facing a dating world that is radically different
than it was just a few decades ago.
While those seeking late - life or «grey»
divorces, as they are sometimes called, tend to have a rosier outlook
than their younger counterparts of life after the dissolution of a marriage, older divorcés also
face unique financial problems that others do not.
And in an odd contrast,
divorced women are far more likely to say they are happier
than when they were married even though they are also more likely to
face financial problems, lower chances of remarriage, and more anxiety, stress and depression.
Here at Lindsay A. Feldman, P.A., I have been serving families
facing divorce in South Florida for more
than ten years and I have extensive experience handling family law cases.
The other services listed above are business -
facing, so they tend to be used by lawyers to facilitate workflow, but their long - term effect is no less disruptive, and this is where I see a greater threat
than self - help
divorce, simple wills, and NDAs.
Finally, he asserts that the late disclosure of these bills — on the financial declaration Wife provided to the court the day of the final hearing — prevented him from asserting various defenses, including (1) that some of the bills were for expenses incurred by Wife after the date of filing of her
divorce action, (2) that the statute of limitations may have expired on some of the expenses, and (3) that the medical providers may have been willing to compromise on some of the expenses for less
than their
face value.
In some
divorce cases, the spouse who does not file for the
divorce (non-moving) may
face harsher consequences
than the moving spouse.
Children whose parents separate or
divorce face much more economic instability
than their married counterparts, even when support is paid.
If you
face the fact that you are going to have to deal with it, your
divorce will proceed more smoothly
than if you try to deny it and then lose control when it occurs.
In Wyoming, rather
than blindly following rigid rules dividing property, judges enjoy discretion, and they consider the aftermath of the
divorce, particularly «the conditions each spouse will
face alone after the
divorce, such as earning potential, medical needs, and childcare costs.»
Getting back into the dating scene after years of being married fills most
divorced people with dread, and none more
than parents who
face the unenviable task of telling their children there is someone new in their lives.
This means that
divorcing couples can decide how best to resolve their marital issues rather
than face an uncertain outcome by having the court decide for them.
But the issues a Marine
faces when
divorcing can be more complicated
than those in a civilian
divorce, including finding the correct
divorce court and figuring out what benefits the non-military spouse retains after the
divorce.
Even the best judges seldom have time to do more
than render strictly legal based decisions which lack the creativity which families always need when
facing divorce.
It's way easier to
face your fear of
divorce when you are feeling physically strong and healthy
than it is when you're exhausted and overwhelmed.
For families who have just finished the
divorce process, this season can become even more difficult: children may feel stress and confusion rather
than peace and joy when
facing the holidays.
The hypotheses stated: the higher the negative interaction with one another, the higher rating of
divorce potential the couple
faces, couples who state that one of the individuals withdraw will be characterized by greater levels of negative interaction and dissatisfaction, men typically withdraw more
than females do, money is the number one issue couples argue about, and more committed couples with think less likely about what it would feel like to be in another relationship and feel less trapped and more satisfied (Stanley, 2002).
And yet, the parents of autistic children, who once
faced reports of an 80 percent marital failure rate, seem no more prone to
divorce than the parents of non-autistic children, according to a recent study.
So, overall, children of
divorced parents are likely to
face many more obstacles
than those whose parents stay married.
However,
divorce rates in Claremont, California are close to 45 % and this is much higher
than it needs to be.2 With
divorce rates so high, this shows that couples are
facing many problems and mental health among couples is not as good as it should be.
However,
divorcing couples are
facing a much more personal and emotionally charged situation
than the melodramatic James debacle.
If you are
facing a
divorce, chances are the tension has been building for a long time, creating a less
than positive environment for you and your children.
With clearer insight into their relationship issues, couples may find themselves stronger
than ever, realize they need to work more on the issues they
face, or determine they need to learn how to
divorce.
Untying the knot is tougher
than getting married, as couples
face the challenge of addressing the division of assets, child custody, and parenting when choosing to
divorce.
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