With Thanksgiving rapidly approaching and Christmas on the horizon, this is often an incredibly challenging time for recently divorced fathers. Here at DadsDivorce, we’re devoting a lot of content to this subject and offering tips and advice on how to survive this time of year. We’ve already tackled how to …
We write a lot about what divorced dads can do to help their children through divorce. That’s certainly critical, but it seems many of the resources on the Internet are geared for parents with young children. Parents with teenage children often face even trickier challenges.
If this is your first time going through the holidays after divorce, then you’re in for a big adjustment. The stress you’re already under might be compounded by pressure to try to make the holidays special for your kids.
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Question: I received what I believe to be an unfair divorce judgment. My wife and her lawyer both lied in court. I would like to appeal the decision, but my attorney is hesitant. How do I determine if appealing the decision will be worth my while?
MensDivorce.com recently launched a redesigned version of the Divorce 101 segment, which offers enhanced usability and new features to help guys who are going through divorce at any point in the process. Previously, the section only contained a listing of the most popular articles for the various stages of divorce; …
If this is your first holiday season as a divorced father, you’re likely trying to reconcile a flux of emotions while still trying to cope with the typical stress that comes with this time of year.
November and December are often the most difficult months of the year for divorced fathers, especially if you just recently went through the breakup. On top of going through one of life’s most difficult transitions, you also must deal with the traditional hustle and bustle of the holidays. There is …
Children of divorce face a number of health and developmental risks that can last well into adulthood. However, research shows that one of the most effective ways to mitigate those risks is by granting access to both parents via effective co-parenting. Unfortunately, working with your ex to craft a reasonable …