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10 TIPS FOR HANDLING DIVORCE WITH CHILDREN
1. Communicate with your children throughout the process.
2. Emphasize that it is not their fault you are divorced.
3. Encourage emotional expression in your children.
4. Don’t neglect rituals, routine, and discipline.
5. Monitor your children’s performance and activities.
6. Encourage frequent and predictable contact with
both the noncustodial parent and extended family.
7. Don’t overcompensate for the divorce.
8. Don’t criticize or fight with your ex-spouse in front of your kids.
9. Accept your children’s love for the other parent.
10. Seek assistance for your family or children if necessary.
Handling
Your Divorce with the Least Lawyer Intervention The State of Washington
has attempted to make it possible for people who are divorcing to do the
paperwork themselves. Handling your divorce yourself is known as handling
your matter "pro se." If you want to handle your case by yourself, you can
log on to the Internet at http://www.courts.wa.gov/forms/. Download the
forms or fill them out online and then print them. I recommend that you save
a copy onto your own computer so that you don't lose the documents that you
have produced online. There are some instructions on the state website about
how to fill out the documents.
Divorce Guide is a website containing free divorce advice and information, including a step-by-step divorce advice on how to divorce, divorce laws and downloadable free divorce papers for each state, and more divorce articles covering different aspects of divorce such as child custody, military divorce, life after divorce, property and finances, and many more.
Children
and Separation / Divorce: Helping Your Child Cope Separation and divorce
can be devastating for children. Learn how to help your child cope with the
negative short and long term effects of separation and divorce, as well as
ways to help prevent trauma and decrease the hardship for your kids.
Handling Divorce Debt very short article.
Handling
relationships after divorce These days, anyone out of their twenties is
likely to be traveling with the baggage of past relationships. Dating a
divorced man can require some special skills. If his ex-wife is a little too
much a part of your shared present, it's time to put the past behind all
three of you. Here's how to make a start.
Courtesy of LegalZoom.com: Divorce Resources
There is much more to getting a divorce than dealing with
legal issues and filings. We understand there are numerous personal issues
people face when deciding to get a divorce. The following links provide
information on topics that range from telling your children about your
divorce to general help information.
General Help Sites
Divorce Magazine
Divorce Magazine is dedicated to helping people get through a divorce. The
resources available are divided both geographically and by topic.
Divorce
Survival Guide Subscribe to the free Divorce Survival Guide and
you will receive monthly articles devoted to practical strategies on
handling your divorce.
Divorce
Transitions Divorce Transitions is a divorce information and
support community for those anticipating, experiencing, or recovering from
divorce.
The Divorce Center
The Divorce Center website offers information on how to attend their weekly
seminars focusing on making divorce more civilized.
Divorce As Friends
This site offers to sell you the secrets for have a pain-free divorce. The
system was featured on the Oprah Winfrey Show. Divorce Chat Rooms and
Support Groups
The Divorce
Room The Divorce Room is hosted by people who have been through
the trauma of a divorce and is designed for members to offer mutual support
and advice on how to cope with the turmoil.
Divorce
Care & Support The Divorce Care & Support website offers a
community where members can help each other handle the pain of divorce.
Divorce and Children
The
Effects of Divorce on Children see also
http://parenting247.org/article.cfm?ContentID=646
Divorce and
Children Divorce and Children offers advice on how to help your
child cope with a divorce.
Kids' Turn Kids'
Turn is a non-profit resource for helping children through divorce that
offers separate sections for children, parents and professionals.
The Sandcastles
Program The Sandcastles Program is a three-and-a-half-hour,
one-time group session for children of divorce between the ages of six and
seventeen. The website offers information on the classes and articles on
divorce.
Adjusting to Single Life
Single Again
Single Again offers advice on how to make a smooth transition back to being
single.
Dating Sites Guide
Are you ready to start dating again? Dating Sites Guide can help you find
the right personals website for you.
Friend Finder
Friend finder will help you meet new people for either friendship or romance.
Web Personals
Another online personals site to help you return to the dating scene.
Religious and Spiritual Sites
The Broken Circle
The Broken Circle offers a Christian perspective to divorce.
One 4
the Child One 4 the Child is dedicated to bringing the Christian
Church back to the biblical view of the sacredness of the one-flesh marriage
relationship, and to recognizing God's purpose for making this relationship
one: for the sake of the child born into it.
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