Divorce / Separation

By Help Guide, 02/2023 “…A separation or divorce is a highly stressful and emotional experience for everyone involved, but children often feel that their whole world has turned upside down. At any age, it can be traumatic to witness the dissolution of your parents’ marriage and the breakup of the family. Kids may feel shocked,

By Divorce Mag, 03/08/2023 “…As parents determine to divorce, it’s only fair to be truthful with the kids. Depending upon the ages of the children and family dynamics, some already may be well alert to the fact that there are issues, whereas others might not have any clue about what’s going on…” Read the entire

By Gilroy Dispatch, 02/16/2023 “…Kimberly Ewertz has found that outside support is lacking for children who are in the middle of their parents’ separation, so the Gilroy resident set out to create some local resources. In late 2020, she released “Family Redefined: Childhood Reflections on the Impact of Divorce,” a book that consists of interviews

By Divorce Mag, 01/24/2023 “…For most parents, protecting their right to be part of their child’s life post-divorce is of the utmost importance. If you think the other parent may try to challenge your parental rights, you should begin working to preserve your role in your child’s life as soon as it seems like divorce

By Mark Randall Havens, 01/31/2023 “…A manipulative technique often used by narcissistic individuals, particularly during and after divorce, is triangulation. An attempt to destabilize relationships by leveraging a third party can profoundly impact children and lead to the loss of a relationship between one parent and their child…” Read the entire article: https://original.newsbreak.com/@mark-randall-havens-1599508/2909000434246-navigating-the-high-conflict-divorce-protecting-yourself-and-the-children-from-triangulation-and-parental-alienation@mark-randall-havens-1599508/2909000434246-navigating-the-high-conflict-divorce-protecting-yourself-and-the-children-from-triangulation-and-parental-alienation

By Lawyer Monthly, 01/18/2023 “…There are all kinds of reasons why couples decide to break their vows and move on. Sometimes, one or both partners finds that they no longer have a love for the other, and sometimes both parties find themselves arguing all the time and unable to agree on anything. Whoever is at