March 2010

1. Finance
   Surviving divorce during recession
   How to prepare yourself to deal with the financial realities of divorce — especially in this tough economy.
   Keeping your divorce costs down 
   Judge Lynn Toler to share some advice on how you can keep divorce costs down
2. Divorce
   The secret to a successful divorce
   According to this Family Court Judge, the answer to a "good divorce" is simpler than most people — including most Judges — think.
3. Parentings
   An approach to resolving child access
   Maximize your parental time while yielding to the best interests of the children.
4. Health and Well Being
   How to quiet your mind
   Tame tension during your divorce to reduce your stress level and help you get through the process.

February 2010

1. Relationship
   Divorce prevention 
   Valentine's Days tips from DivorceMagazine.com.
2. Legal
   Divorce versus annulment
   Learn the differences between a divorce, a legal annulment and a religious annulment.
3. Parent Alienation
   A family’s heartbreak: a parent’s introduction to parental alienation 
   In a healthy divorce both parents help the child through the divorce as equals.
4. Emotional Wellness
   Divorce and your emotional needs: what you should know to survive your divorce 
   Some of the most difficult stages involve emotional growth and balance.
5. Finance
   Avoiding financial disaster

January 2010

1. Considering Divorce
   Should You Stay or Go?
   The clue often lies in the reason you have for wanting to stay married.
2. Finance
   What you should know about QDROS
   The top four mistakes people make when it comes to QDROs.
3. Parenting
   Once You've Told Your Children about the Divorce
   Learn some guidelines for helping children best adjust to the changes a divorce will bring in the early days.
4. Legal
   The Bifurcated Divorce
   If you and your spouse want to end the marriage immediately, but still have issues that are not yet satisfied in the settlement agreement, you may seek a bifurcated divorce.
5. Parenting and Stepfamilies
   The Parent Left Behind
   Here's how to make it easier for the parent staying home.

December 2009

1. Finance
   In Debt?? - Getting Your Finances Back on Track
   Get control of your finances and debts, its up to you to manage.
2. Divorce Recovery
   Life after Divorce: The power of acceptance
   The power of acceptance Acceptance is the most important and most difficult step we must take toward releasing the past and beginning a new chapter of life.
3. Parenting and Stepfamilies
   Is It Wise to Save Money and Vacation Together?
   How two parents can vacation together with the children after a separation.
4. Legal/child custody
   Who Decides: You or the Judge?
   Be aware that when you take child issues to court, you are turning over control to a judge who doesn't know you or your children.
5. Holiday Tips
   Holiday tips for divorced parents
   An interview with Dan Couvrette, Publisher of Divorce Magazine.

November 2009

1. Divorce Recovery Divorce Ceremony:
   A Healing Way to Begin Life Anew
   A healing and constructive way to honor divorce as a rite of passage is through a personalized and meaningful ceremony.
2. Holiday/parenting:
   Two Homes for the Holidays
   How to deal with your children's anxieties over celebrating holidays with separated parents.
3. Divorce Lawyers:
   How to Evaluate a Lawyer
   Some useful questions to ask when deciding which lawyer to use.
   
4. Relationship:
   The Good Divorce
   The simple truth is that while there are bad divorces, there are also good ones.
   
5. Finance :
   Divorce Put You Into Debt? Consider Debt Management
   Debt management can help you regain your financial balance, so you can make thoughtful choices.
   

October 2009

1. Advice From A Judge:
   Observe courtroom etiquette.
   This judge wants you to know a bit of etiquette in advance to help you ease your worries about making a gaffe.
2. New service/parenting:
   New computer program lets parents tell bedtime stories while absent 
   Available online Oct 7.
3. Finance:
   Love, money, and the blended family
   How to manage a relationship that comes with financial liabilities from a previous divorce.
4. Relationship:
   Seeking marriage counseling
   Here are some of the reasons why couples seek marriage counseling.
5. Children and Divorce:
   When did childhood get to be so stressful?
   Appreciate your child's situation and be the adults.

September 2009

1. Divorce Law/Family Law:
   Divorce versus Annulment
   Learn the differences between divorce and annulment.
2. Financial:
   Divorce, Recession Style
   The way that couples -- and the professionals assisting them -- are dealing with divorce has had to change dramatically to keep up with today's financial realities.
3. Separation/Divorce Process:
   Contested or Uncontested
   Here's an overview of the contested and.uncontested divorce process.
4. Parenting and Stepfamilies:
   Reconcilable Differences: Forgive Us Our Trespasses
   Learn how to re-build relationships after separation/divorce.
5. Divorce Therapy:
   Divorce Therapy for Parents: How to help your children
   Divorce is hard for your children, here are some suggestion to help you help your children.

August 2009

1. Advice from Judge Toler
   The wisdom to know the difference
   In order to navigate the legal system successfully, you have to understand (and come to terms with) what it can and cannot do.
2. Divorce Law/Family Law
   Don't get hung up on fairness
   Learn why this judge says: In divorce court, arguing about whether something is fair is usually a waste of time.
3. Divorce Recovery
   Life after Divorce: The power of acceptance
   The acceptance of your reality, with no illusions or personal interpretations or filters involves giving up blame, resentment, and regret.
4. Divorce Mediation
   Emotional issues and negotiation skills
   Questions and answers on how to overcome emotions that interfere with negotiations; how to make trade-offs so that you get what you really want etc.
5. Parenting and Stepfamilies
   The key to divorced parents helping their children through economically stressful times: work together
   Learn how to communicate your changing financial circumstances to your children by working together with your spouse.

July 2009

1. Health/Well Being
   The transformative power of self-care
   Self-care is about nurturing yourself on all levels -- physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually -- so you can live, love, and parent optimally.
2. Financial
   Making your case for spousal support
   Many states and provinces consider your marital standard of living and your pre-divorce lifestyle as major factors in awarding spousal support.
3. Children and Divorce
   In the best interest of the child.
   Divorce can be nasty business, but no matter how angry you are at your spouse, it's no excuse to involve your children in the nastiness.
4. Divorce Lawyer
   A solid relationship with your divorce attorney
   What your lawyer needs and expects from you and what you should expect from your lawyer.
5. Parenting
   Parenting pitfalls
   Common warning signs that you need help before your children become casualties of your divorce.

June 2009

1. Divorce Law
   The Divorce Process - Part IV: Issues to deal with and the divorce Judgment
   A basic guide to the legal process behind ending your marriage, Part IV: The issues you need to deal with and the Judgment.
2. Health/Well Being 
   Pieces of you
   Identifying and filling the "missing pieces" is the key to finding the life and love you want.
3. Financial Planning/Investment
   Suddenly Single: Insurance Factors for Single Parents
   As a single head of the household, it is critical to have periodic evaluations of your insurance coverage to ensure that your children are protected and financially secure at all times.
4. Infidelity
   How to Earn Forgiveness and Rebuild Trust after Betrayal
   Learn how the damage of infidelity can be undone.
5. Parental Alienation Syndrome
   Am I a Parent Alienator?
   Take this test online and find out if you alienate your children against your ex.

May 2009

1. Children and Divorce
   Telling Your Kids: Preparing for Your Children's Responses
   Prepare yourself for the different kinds of emotional reactions your children may have after you tell them about your divorce.
2. Health/Well Being
   Anger Management
   Now that it's over, it's okay to feel angry.
3. Parenting & Step-Families
   Check, Please! Don't give up on your parenting responsibilities
   It is best to exercise some logic and good judgment when it comes to your children and your household during your divorce.
4. Divorce Law
   Divorce Process - Part III: Litigation and negotiation
   A basic guide to the legal process behind ending your marriage.
5. Divorce Recovery
   Bootcamp for the broken-hearted
   Here's a look at the stages of a broken heart -- and some tips on mending your heart and moving on.