News Articles - Divorce / Separation
Experts can’t agree on bedroom ‘divorce’ trend rising in popularity
By Kidspot.com, 05/03/26 “…A controversial new “divorce” trend is on the rise in Australia as more couples opt to sleep in different rooms in a bid to improve their sleep.But while some swear the bedtime switch-up has vastly improved their relationship, experts warn it’s not always a foolproof solution. …” Read the entire article: https://www.kidspot.com.au/news/real-life/experts-cant-agree-on-bedroom-divorce-trend-rising-in-popularity/news-story/73dcee43bbb699ad45df494afa5c79eb
Dads aren’t optional — and America’s kids are paying the brutal price
By Fox News, 05/05/26 “…When we lose fathers, we lose the core family structure. When we lose fathers, we lose the protection that the family and the neighborhood need. When we lose fathers, we lose morals, direction and discipline. When we lose fathers, we leave gaping holes in children that they will struggle to fill.
5 things seasoned couples can do to avoid becoming part of the ‘gray divorce’ statistic
By KSLTV, 03/05/26 “…“36% of all divorces now happen to people over the age of 50,” he said. Those numbers have climbed sharply in recent decades. “Since 1990, 50 and older divorces have doubled. 65 and older divorces have tripled.”…” Read the entire article: https://ksltv.com/ksl-noon-show/seasoned-couples-avoid-gray-divorce/884884/
Denied the right to wish my lovely daughter a happy birthday
By Conservativewoman.co.UK, 03/02/26 “…In practice, fathers are the primary targets of parental alienation (around 75 per cent of cases), in part because the resident parent – almost always the mother under current custody norms – holds the practical power to limit or sabotage contact. …” Read the entire article: https://www.conservativewoman.co.uk/denied-the-right-to-wish-my-lovely-daughter-a-ha
When it comes to child custody, is the system failing families?
By The Guardian, 01/23/2026 “…There is a viable alternative to the dominant litigation model for couples in conflict: a legal presumption of equal parenting, rebuttable in family violence cases, a model that reduces the harms of adversarial resolution. Shared parenting maintains children’s relationships with each parent and their extended family, reduces inter-parental conflict, and prevents