divorce

Civility Prevails Over Exposing Children to Ongoing Hostilities by Michael Heath Too much cannot be written about the negative impact that outward conflict between parents has […]

Parental Fighting Adversely Affects Them by Michael Heath Everyone has seen parents in a full argument while the young children stand with them looking saddened, confused, […]

Alcohol Abuse Ruins Many a Marriage by Michael Heath Alcohol abuse can have a dramatic effect on any marriage and too often is the catalyst for […]

The New Year is Often a Time When Marriages Begin to End by Michael Heath January is often referred to as “divorce month.” Some states report […]

Do Not Give Long-winded Divorce Explanations That May Only Confuse the Children by Michael Heath When parents end their marriage, young children will naturally have questions. […]

Courtless Divorce Is Not an Approach That Encourages Ending a Marriage by Michael Heath Divorce is never easy and should not be. Committing to a lifetime […]

Beginning the Breakup Prior to the New Year by Michael Heath Some have labeled January as “divorce month” since it is taken for granted that many […]

Divorcing Parents Must Avoid Wanting Their Kids to Choose Between Mom and Dad by Michael Heath Divorce is an emotional event that often causes spouses to […]

by guest blogger: Jack Norton Life’s journey is a tapestry woven with phases, and one of the most pivotal moments is the mid-life crisis. While it […]

Using Videoconferencing for Collaborative Divorce and Mediation by Michael Heath Videoconferencing was first introduced by AT&T at the 1968 World’s Fair in New York. That clunky, […]

Make the Eleventh Month a Time to Evaluate What You Say Yes To by Michael Heath I once had a boss named Ron Pramschufer (God rest […]

Greater Confidentiality is One Benefit of Eschewing Marriage-Ending Litigation by Michael Heath Mediation and collaborative divorce are attractive ways to end a marriage since they cost […]