I recently ran a poll asking readers what stage of the divorce process they are in. I was surprised to find that 27% of my readers are divorced and remarried. ... Read More

Domestic abuse of any kind is about control. Whether the abuse is covert or overt, it is an immature reaction to a sense of helplessness and feelings of loss of ... Read More

Passive Aggressive behavior is a form of covert abuse. When someone hits you or yells at you, you know that you've been abused. It is obvious and easily identified. Covert ... Read More

If you and your spouse are able to communicate and cooperate, it is possible to negotiate your own divorce settlement without the help of an attorney or mediator. Doing so ... Read More

It is unusual for me to talk about my own experience with divorce here. Today I’m going to do the unusual. I didn’t want a divorce. I wanted to work ... Read More

The tax consequences of separation and divorce can affect a number of areas. If you are separated or newly divorced tax time can be a confusing time. One area in ... Read More

Once you’ve made up your mind that divorce is the solution, you should start taking steps that will save time and money during the process. There are things you can ... Read More

Some would say that, when it comes to dissolving a marriage, us heterosexuals have it easy because we have laws to guide us through the process. Same sex couples may not ... Read More

It is that day again…the day of chocolates and roses. It is Valentine’s Day the day that lovers show their love for each other by exchanging cards, flowers, chocolates and, ... Read More

Here at About Divorce Support you will find comprehensive information on the legal , financial and emotional aspects of divorce. We are aware of your need for more than ... Read More

Maintaining your financial security will be one of your most important considerations when faced with divorce. Your main concern should be negotiating the best possible settlement agreement. Although you ... Read More

In military divorce, the Uniform Services Former Spouse’s Protection Act (USFSPA) recognizes the right of state courts to distribute military retired pay to a spouse or ex – spouse. It ... Read More

Are you one of those people? Are you constantly feeling defensive because your ex- spouse criticizes the way you are raising the children or complains about the amount of child ... Read More

We do not know how honest respondents are to questions about infidelity, so, what we can learn from such statistics is limited. Keeping those limitations in mind, here are some ... Read More

From: Judith's Divorce Blog I’m a great believer in the Pareto principle, you know the 80:20 rule, whereby 80% of effects are attributable to 20% of causes and which can ... Read More

According to Jennifer Baker of the Forest Institute of Professional Psychology in Springfield, Missouri, 50% of all first marriages will end in divorce, 67% of all second marriages will end ... Read More