Toxic Relationship? It Could Be Time for a Divorce
All relationships will have their ups and downs, the good times and the bad. It’s the nature of being human. We aren’t always going to get along and agree. There will be differences of opinion,
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Getting an Arizona Divorce Without Going to Court
You got married believing that you and your spouse would be together forever. You never believed you would be in a position where you wanted to get a divorce or where you were served with
Downsize After Divorce: Why and How
When you are getting divorced, you know that things are going to change. As hard as it is, you are trying to prepare yourself mentally and emotionally. You might even feel you are doing well
Tips for Helping Kids to Deal with Divorce
Divorce is hard on you and your ex, but it’s also difficult for your children. Everyone in the family will feel a major amount of stress and anxiety during the divorce because it represents such
The Modern Divorce Support Group
We’ve all heard the saying “It takes a village to raise a child.” Our child is The Modern Divorce Support Group, and our village consists of all of our members, supporters, advocates, professionals, and victims
Psychosexual Evaluations and How to Get One
When getting a divorce, many issues could be contested and that could serve as sources of conflict. One of the most heart-wrenching is when children are involved. Parents often argue over the custody of their
Understanding Parenting Time and Legal Decision-Making
If you are going through a divorce or are trying to determine parenting time and legal decision-making in Arizona, there are certain steps that you will typically have to follow. Of course, depending on the
Should I Use a Relationship Coach?
Do you have problems with relationships? If you are getting divorced, it doesn’t necessarily mean that you have a major problem being in a committed relationship. Divorces can happen for any number of reasons, and
Supporting Families and Keeping Kids Safe
The family courts in Arizona have a primary goal of supporting families and keeping children safe. In many cases, those two things do not always match up. What one party might think safe, the other