Articles Index

Types of Infidelity

There are many "types" of infidelity. This articles discusses some of the types of infidelity and the emotions that motivate people to cheat.

Steps Involved in the Divorce Process

There are many steps you will go through during the divorce process. This is a detailed outline of what you can expect to happen before and during divorce.

Different Types of Child Custody

There are many forms of child custody the court can grant a parent. What kind of custody you get is determined by the laws of your state, any agreements between you and your spouse and the best interest of the child.

Rebound Relationship

Are you on the "rebound?" Becoming involved in a new relationship too quickly after a divorce or break-up is the emotional equivalent of a ticking time bomb.

Types of Divorce

An explanation of what happens during the legal process in a no-fault, uncontested, simplified and limited divorce.

What is a Legal Separation?

A legal separation can be the answer for couples having marital problems but not yet ready to call it quits. You will be protected legally while living separately.

Infidelity Often Leads To Divorce

Infidelity is devastating to a marriage and often leads to divorce. whether or not you survive, depends on how you respond to the problem

Myths Surrounding Children And Divorce

There are many myths about children and divorce. For example, children aren't as "resilient" as we believe and divorce can have life long negative consequences.

How to Talk to Your Child About Divorce

Don't let your fear and concern get in the way of you talking to your child about your divorce. Your child should be told quickly with love, kindness and concern for their feelings.

Negative Consequences of an Affair

An extra-marital affair has devastating consequences to any marriage.

Jon and Kate Gosselin

A profile of Jon and Kate Gosselin's marriage. With information on when they wed, when they met, the birth of their children and their recent marital problems.

Final Decree of Divorce

Your final decree of divorce is the court’s formal order granting a termination of your marriage.

Negative Effects of Domestic Violence

The longer domestic violence continues the more negative the effects on the victim. It is crucial to the physical, psychological and social well fare of the victim that they recognize abuse and remove themselves from the situation quickly.

The Other Man/Other Woman

How you handle the fact that there is another man or woman has a great deal to do with whether or not you end up in divorce court or, are able to save your marriage. I have a few suggestions that will help save your sanity and possibly your marriage.

Modifying Spousal Support/Alimony

In most states a substantial change in need or a change in the ability to pay can be grounds for a post judgment modification of spousal support/alimony. Check your state divorce laws and speak with an attorney if you think you are eligible for modification of spousal support/alimony that you pay or receive.

Things You Should Never Do Before, During And After Divorce

This article is made up of a list of things a person should never do during a divorce.

Alimony, Spousal Support and Spousal Maintenance

Alimony is money paid by one spouse to the other either during the divorce process or after. Who receives alimony depends on who earned the most money during the marriage and the roles the spouses played. Once referred to exclusively as alimony, it is now more commonly called Spousal Maintenance or Spousal Support.

Canadian Spousal Support Laws

What you need to know about Spousal Support in Canada.

Civil Annulment

A Civil Annulment is the legal process a couple goes through to have their marriage declared null and void.

Canadian Child Support Enforcement

In Canada each province and territory are responsible for child support enforcement.

Canadian Child Custody Laws

What you need to know about Child Custody Laws in Canada

Canadian Child Support Laws

All you need to know about Canadian Child Support Laws

Contempt of Court

A court that renders a final decree of divorce retains the power to enforce all aspects of the divorce decree. If either party to the divorce violates the court ordered divorce decree without, first motioning the court for modification that party is said to be in “contempt of court.”

Idaho Divorce Laws

What you need to know about Idaho divorce laws.

Infidelity Statistics

Statistics pertaining to infidelity amongst married men and women.