DadsDivorce Live: The Disposable Male

Michael Gilbert is the author of “The Disposable Male” and a senior fellow at the Annenberg Center for the Digital Future at the University of Southern California, where he focuses on technology’s impact on gender and family issues. Gilbert is one of the featured speakers at The Foundation for Male

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Using Social Media For Dating Purposes

By Contel Bradford Note: Read the other article on the cons of using social media for dating. Whether you’re into it or not, social media is something you just can’t escape these days. The social web is evolving, and while its useful applications continue to multiply, many people are content

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Get our iPad and iPhone app

Filled with relevant information to help you at any stage of the divorce process, the Men’s Divorce Source App for your iPad and iPhone is loaded with extras in addition to all of the content already provided on DadsDivorce.com. Included in the App are full PDF versions of divorce advice

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DadsDivorce.com iPad app now available!

The Men’s Divorce Source iPad App is now available here! Thanks to our partners at Cordell & Cordell, dads now have access to a resourceful iPad App for divorce for only $2.99. Filled with relevant information to help you at any stage of the divorce process, the Men’s Divorce Source

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To Catch a Cheater

Infidelity investigator Bill Mitchell

Bill Mitchell has spent decades as a private investigator with an emphasis on cheating relationships. His experience investigating infidelity led him to write a book, “The More You Know: Getting the Evidence and Support You Need to Investigate a Troubled Relationship.” (Click the link at the bottom of the page

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Divorce Survival Training: The Power Trip

divorce advice for men

By DadsDivorce.com reader Big D One of the most important pieces of divorce advice I was given early in my divorce was from a best friend of mine. That advice was simple and has proven to save me over and over again. The advice was to “always take the high

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