Divorce

Cohabitation Before Marriage Increases The Risk Of Divorce
by eNotAlone.com
A new government study from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) suggests that couples who live together before they get married, increase the risk that their marriage will fail. However, their chances improve if they were already engaged

Childhood Photos Predict Happy Marriage Or A Divorce
by eNotAlone.com
Psychologists came up with a new evidence that a successful marriage or a divorce may depend on how much people smiled in old family photographs. Scientists at DePauw University in Indiana, USA, say that it is quite possible to predict whose marriage will

Parental Divorce Affects Children's Education
by eNotAlone.com
Couples who are about to get divorced should know that their decision could have a negative impact on their child's long-term academic performance, reports a new study by two Canadian Universities.

How To Overcome A Divorce
by eNotAlone.com
For most people it is always very hard to deal with divorce. No one enters a marriage believing that it will end some day, however almost 50 per cent of all marriages do end in divorce. Feelings, such an anger, sadness, depression, helplessness, lonelines

Children Are Victims Of Divorcing Parents
by eNotAlone.com
Divorce of parents is a crisis for the entire family. It becomes especially difficult when children are involved. Children deeply suffer when parents they love fall into conflict and break their relationship.

Divorce Is Not Disaster
Children of Divorce
by J.L. Despert
Divorce is not another word for disaster. Divorce at best is an unhappy experience, and it may not even be a solution. Yet, in itself, divorce need not be either a bad thing or a good thing. It is only what the human beings involved may make of it.
Inside: Divorce Is Not Disaster : Part 2

To the Reader, Part 1
On Your Own Again: The Down-to-Earth Guide to Getting Through a Divorce or Separation and Getting on with Your Life
by Keith Anderson, Roy Macskimming
Every year, millions of North Americans experience the trauma of separation and divorce. On Your Own Again delivers proven, practical help for surviving a shattered relationship and building a new life.
Inside: To the Reader, Part 2, Hurting, Part 1, Hurting, Part 2

Calling It Quits; Late-Life Divorce and Starting Over
by Deirdre Bair
Although the standard assumption is that husbands trade in their spouses for younger trophy wives, Bair has found that, most often, women initiate these divorces because they want the freedom to control how they will live the rest of their lives.
Inside: Part 2, Part 3

The Conditions of Divorce
Woman and Womanhood: A Search for Principles
by C. W. Saleeby, M.D.
A brief chapter must be devoted to the question of the conditions of divorce, which are really part of the conditions of marriage. Here, as in every other case, we must apply the universal and unchallengeable eugenic criterion: the conditions of divorce
Inside: First Principles : Part 2, First Principles : Part 3, First Principles : Part 4

Understanding Credit and Divorce
by FTC
Encourages recently divorced consumers, and those contemplating divorce, to look closely at issues involving credit. Understanding the different kinds of credit accounts opened during a marriage may help illuminate the potential benefits - and pitfalls

Getting Divorced Without Ruining Your Life: A Reasoned, Practical Guide to the Legal, Emotional and Financial Ins and Outs of Negotiating a Divorce Se
by Sam Margulies, Ph.D., J.D.
Having now watched thousands of couples go through divorce, I have seen many who have done well and many who have done poorly. By doing well, I mean that the divorce ended an unhappy relationship and launched the couple back into the world as individuals

Divorce Is Not the Answer
Divorce Busting: A Step-by-Step Approach to Making Your Marriage Loving Again
by Michele Weiner Davis
The decision to divorce or remain together to work things out is one of the most important decisions you will ever make. It is crucial for those considering divorce to anticipate what lies ahead in order to make informed decisions.
Inside: Are We Finally Learning?, Divorce Doesn't Solve the Problems, Divorce Creates New Problems

The Divorce Remedy: The Proven 7-Step Program for Saving Your Marriage
by Michele Weiner Davis
In a down-to-earth style that is free of psychobabble, Weiner Davis outlines a realistic, solution-oriented seven-step program for managing marital problems, which, when left unchecked, can drain the life out of a relationship.
Inside: Introduction : Part 2, Introduction : Part 3, The Not-So-Great Escape

Conscious Divorce; Ending a Marriage with Integrity
by Susan Allison
Making the decision whether or not to leave a relationship may be the most daunting part of the divorcing process; at least it is the one filled with the most anxiety. This is partly because divorce is a choice made of our own free will, and we sense
Inside: Part 2, Part 3, Part 4

The Love They Lost; Living with the Legacy of Our Parents' Divorce
by Stephanie Staal
A couple of years ago, my mother went to the twenty-five-year reunion of her graduate school class, held on the very same university campus where she and my father first met. She tells me how, as she roamed through the reception, weaving among all those
Inside: Part 2, Part 3, Part 4

Good News For The Divorcée
God is a Divorcé Too!
by Sherman Nobles
Good news for all divorcées! God loves you and His grace and forgiveness is for you. If you are now single again, He understands your need for companionship and will provide for it. God does not expect you to live single the remainder of your life
Inside: Part 2, Part 3, Part 4

Another Woman
The Get; A Spiritual Memoir of Divorce
by Elise Edelson Katch
To end her 30-year marriage, Elise Eldelson Katch is preassured to participate in an ancient Orthodox ritual that requires her to stand alone before a panel of emotionally distant Orthodox rabbis.
Inside: Another Woman : Part 2, Another Woman : Part 3

The Essential Grandparent's Guide to Divorce: Making a Difference in the Family
by Lillian Carson
Unfortunately in today's world, few families escape the heartache of divorce. Whether it's the divorce of parents or grandparents, and whether it results in a blended family or a single-parent -grandparent situation-it throws the immediate and extended
Inside: Part 2, Part 3, Part 4

Marriage Mayday: Seven Signs That You're Headed for Divorce
by EqualityinMarriage.org
There are many symptoms of a failing marriage. Recognizing problems early is the only way to try and get a partnership back on track. Since communication breakdown is often a glaring sign on the road to Splitsville, it isn't surprising that one partner

Mushy About Money? Being Smart, Not Sentimental About Your Finances
by EqualityinMarriage.org
Tips for taking the sensitivity and negativity out of financial issues for active, healthy management of what your household spends and saves. Let's face it, balancing your checkbook is never going to be foreplay.