By Medline Plus on 05/25/2017 “…Fathers are not only more attentive to little girls, a new study finds, they’re also more accepting of their feelings. Dads sing more to their daughters, play harder with their sons and speak to their little ones in strikingly different — and important — ways. …” Read the entire article: https://medlineplus.gov/news/fullstory_165950.html
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By Daily Mail on 05/17/2017 “…‘Divorce destroyed me. I feel an enormous sense of failure that I’ll never fully get over,’ says David, 56. And what of his former wife, Dawn, whose affair sparked the end of their 17-year marriage? To describe her as ‘coping’ seems something of an understatement. …” Read the entire article: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-4516142/Why-s-MEN-say-ve-destroyed-divorce.html#ixzz4i2Z2uO1N
By Dads Divorce “…If you’ve gone through a divorce, it is crucial to make smart decisions regarding your physical and mental well-being. That means eating right, exercising regularly, and seeking the support you needto help you maintain your mental health. …” Read the entire article: https://dadsdivorce.com/articles/4-reasons-divorce-harder-guys/
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By Business Financial Post on 05/16/2017 “…In Canada, where about 40 per cent of married couples divorce, and more than 80 per cent remarry, this is a common problem, and it is often left up to the courts to decide where to draw the line. …” Read the entire article: http://business.financialpost.com/personal-finance/when-it-comes-to-support-payments-first-families-first-is-the-general-rule
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By Washington Post 05/16/2017 “…The “marriageable male” has steady income. He pays his bills on time and could help support a child, too. He has long captured the interest of economists, who associate him with a healthier economy. …” Read the entire article: https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/wonk/wp/2017/05/16/women-just-arent-that-into-the-marriageable-male-anymore-economists-say/?utm_term=.333c6a94b825
Women just aren’t that into the ‘marriageable male’ anymore, economists say Read More »
By Detroit Free Press on 05/13/2017 “…Only 1% of marriages ever make it to the 70th wedding anniversary. Sophia George, 88 and her husband Tony George, 93 talk about how they’ve lasted so long and they renew their vows in front of others. Eric Seals/Detroit Free Press …” Read the entire article: http://www.freep.com/story/life/shopping/georgea-kovanis/2017/05/13/married-statistics/101446014/
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By Reformer on 05/12/2017 “…The task force is comprised of one member of the House and one senator; the state’s chief superior judge; a Superior Court judge “who has significant experience” in family court; two experienced family law attorneys; a Vermont Alimony Reform member; and a representative of the Vermont Commission on Women. …” Read
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By Michigan Peninsula News on 05/08/2017 “…The measure would reflect a presumption that joint custody is best for a child unless it is determined that one parent is unfit or when both parents decide on another arrangement. If a judge decides not to award substantial time with a child to both parents, that judge would
Opponents say reforming Michigan custody law not in best interest of children Read More »
By Chicago Suntimes on 05/08/2017 “… The statistic that 50 percent of marriages end in divorce is a dusty pre-sexual revolution relic. Demanding people to get married before they canoodle led to unwise, short-lived marriages. With couples getting married at older, more discerning ages, now only about a third of marriages fall apart. …” Read the
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By Dads Divorce “…Backed by numerous studies, supporters have pushed for revisions to family law statutes so that children of divorce are given equal access to each parent. Historically, courts have utilized a sole custody model in which one parent is awarded primary custody while the other is essentially sidelined as a secondary parent and only
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