Many parents believe there is a right way and a wrong way to raise children. Still, according to Psychology Today, there are four distinct parenting styles, each of which may have a different psychological effect on your kids. If your former partner has a different...
If you have been through a divorce, you know how difficult it can be. After divorce, co-parenting can seem like a new challenge. While co-parenting may not seem easy at first, there are things you can do to prepare both yourself and your children. If you are in a...
Amid a divorce, you will likely hear that co-parenting is more beneficial to your children. Co-parenting requires you and your spouse to maintain an amicable relationship while working towards your children's best interests. However, not all divorces end in a way that...
Dissolving marriages involves untangling intertwined lives. A big part of dividing imperfect unions is splitting assets and debts. When couples are still communicating, they may independently fashion an agreement. Otherwise, the legal system plays a role in...
Even when a divorce is in the best interest of you and our family, it can have many negative effects. This is especially pertinent for couples in long-lasting marriages, as it can seem impossible to move forward on your own. Properly coping with divorce is key to...
