As a single parent, it can be easy to get stuck in the routine of your new norm. After a divorce, you may not have the brain energy to think of things to do with your kids in Tampa. After the grind of your daily activities, soccer practices, laundry, and practically saving the world you
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Moving on after divorce, no matter how emotionally strong a person you may be, is a challenge. Regardless of the circumstances that led to the divorce or who may be ‘at fault’, divorce is a rollercoaster of emotions that you may feel you’ll never get off of. Going through a divorce tends to leave people
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Domestic violence is defined by a pattern of controlling behaviors – violence or threats of violence – that one person uses to establish power over an intimate partner in order to control that partner’s actions and activities. It is not a disagreement or an anger-management problem; it is abusive, disrespectful, and hurtful behaviors that one
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“Tis the season” they say, although usually it’s in regards to holiday cheer and other seasonal delight. Well, according to a new study from the University of Washington, apparently even divorce has a “season.” The study, based on divorce filings in Washington state between 2001 through 2015, found two very specific yearly peaks for divorce
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As if there weren’t enough pressure to have a successful career and marriage, a new Harvard study published in the American Sociological Review has found that men who don’t have full time jobs have a much higher risk of getting divorced than those with full time jobs. In fact, the study concluded that there is
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