Parenting Teens After Divorce, Step 2: Consistency
Children are strange creatures that are made up of 50% you, 50% their other parent, and 100% themselves. They start out completely dependent on you for…
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Parenting Teens After Divorce, Step 1: Laying the Foundation
Like any great relationship and house, you must lay down a solid foundation for your teen’s life after a divorce. The way you approach the divorce, and…
The Latest Divorce and Religion Study
As Sinatra crooned into the microphone all those years ago, love and marriage go together like a horse and carriage; divorce, however, rides on the back…
Why Are We Shocked By Gray Divorce?
As obsessed as our culture is with youth and beauty, society has made quite a few surprising (but completely welcome) age-embracing motions. The…
The Post-Divorce Game of Date or Don’t
For a while after a divorce it may be hard to get out of bed, notice when birds are singing, and enjoy a good romantic comedy. But when it feels like the…
A Toast to Marriage and Alcohol Statistics
What can we really say about alcohol that hasn’t been said already? Alcohol can be part of your most embarrassing memory, be the center of controversy,…
Victorian Divorce: We Are Amused
In today’s world our news is so littered with celebrity break ups, romances, and affairs that we are no longer surprised by the crazy antics people get…
Stepparenting, Step-By-Step
Families are complex organisms that are constantly growing, constricting, and adapting to daily life. On the outside, family is a beautiful word that…
Love, Divorce, and ‘Family’ Matters
In the 21st century we like our families mixed. With the rise in divorce, it’s almost impossible for anyone to say they don’t have at least one step…
Marriage like a Phoenix
There have been some strange whisperings around Huffington Post: Divorce about infidelity and marriages. One blog writes about David Letterman’s…
Marriage Isn’t a Moral Measuring Stick
Gray divorce was a big deal about three months ago, but now it’s nothing more than a little section on Huffintington Post: Divorce . It appears the world…
The Singletons: Parents and Prosperous
It has been said children of rich parents have encouragement, while children of poor parents have grit. In response to this, a recently written article…