Going back to school after your parents have divorced is unsettling for many children. They might still harbor feelings that they caused the divorce or that they are somehow less of a person than other children because of the divorce. Because of the difficulties that...
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Month: September 2017
Focus on how you can improve your child’s life
Children count on their parents for stability and love. When a child's parents have been together during a child's entire life, it can be difficult for the child to adjust to not having their parents together. This is what children of divorce have to deal with. If you...
Don’t let your dominant ex dominate the divorce
The terms of your divorce can either harm your future or make life a lot easier for you. When you are working on the terms with your ex, you need to make sure that you are setting yourself up for the best life possible, but remember that your ex is likely trying to do...
Plan for reimbursements and shared expenses in divorce
There are some areas of divorce that are more difficult to deal with than others. One of these is the need to handle financial arrangements with your ex. Trying to find ways to handle shared expenses and reimbursements might help to make this a bit easier.It is...
Know how to handle retirement accounts in a divorce
A divorce is a messy process, especially when you start to think about dividing up the assets. While it might be easy to decide who gets which car and what to do about the house, retirement accounts might pose a completely different problem.Retirement accounts can be...
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Suspect in ID fraud goes free on bond: One of five suspects in a drivers license
MURDER CASE
Day care worker charged with murder for leaving child on day care van
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