Cyberbullying Statistics: Is Your Kid At Risk?

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Cyberbullying is an increasing threat to children and teenagers as more and more of our lives are connected to technology. The website KidSecured.com compiled this infographic of cyberbullying statistics aimed at educating parents on the reality of existing online threats.

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What Should Be Covered in a Parenting Plan?

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By Julie Garrison Special to DadsDivorce.com If you have children, you will be required to prepare a parenting plan with your soon-to-be ex-wife. This is a good idea for many reasons. You will have your child custody arrangement and time allotment with your children spelled out on paper. Gone are

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DadsDivorce Live: Telling The Kids About Divorce

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Rosalind Sedacca, the founder of the Child-Centered Divorce Network and the author of the book, “How Do I Tell The Kids About The Divorce,” talked with DadsDivorce.com editor Matt Allen about dangerous mistakes that parents can make when going through a troubling divorce and the importance of exhibiting model behavior

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The Dos and Dont’s of Co-Parent Communication

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Almost half of all first marriages end in divorce and two-thirds of those involve children, leading many to question what the effects will be on all of those kids. According to the National Association of School Psychologists, about 80 percent the of children of divorced parents go on to lead

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Most Popular Divorce Articles in 2013

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One of the many differences between DadsDivorce.com and other men’s divorce websites are the amount of divorce articles, interviews, and videos added to our site daily. Each year, DadsDivorce.com publishes hundreds of fresh, new pieces of content. While the divorce forum is still the most popular section of DadsDivorce.com and

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Parental Peace: The Real Christmas Gift for Kids

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By Gary Direnfeld Social Worker Even though parents argue as to the best residential schedule, choice of school, faith, holiday time, Christmas and extra-curricular activities, these issues are simply not as predictive for the outcome of children of separated parents as conflict alone. More to the point, the greater the

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