Archive for January, 2009
For some of you who don’t know, America now has a 50+% divorce rate which anyone with a right mind could tell that its a big problem.
Some sociologists and psychiatrists say that one way to solve the divorce problem is to teach people, especially children, the importance of strong family values and strength of character.
But modern day television shows plots where characters are divorced or remarrying and how involved characters deal with it. Even children’s shows have this, usually to help children deal with divorced or remarrying parents.
But the problem is these plots get misinterpreted by kids. That aside from learning how to deal, they get the impression that divorce IS inevitable. That marriage will ALWAYS be temporary.
So now how would you teach kids how to deal with their divorced/remarried parents AND at the same time teach them the importance of strong family values?
What variables do you consider to be most important in explaining divorce?
Some say lower income means more divorce, or change in womens roles what do you think is the most important thing that causes divorce?
Looking to find good information on divorce laws in Australia - please point in right direction.
Does it make any difference what state you live in - or what country you were originally married in (Canada)?
What is the best state to get divorced in if you are male and primary money maker?
No kids involved.
Both parties working - one makes significantly/saves more than the other.
How can I keep my house after divorce?
I am not going to divorce but I am just wondering about this issue.
Follow the Canada laws, when spouse dicide to seperate, they also spirit property.
My parents purchased house in Canada for me but should I spirit half as well with my husband?
If not, how can I keep my house ?
What if I change the name of househoder to my dad?
I need to file for a divorce, I have been putting it off. We have kids however we have already been through the attorney general to settle that issue. I need to know what steps I need to take. Im low on funds and heard that you can download forms on line and do it that way. Is that true I don’t want to do anything wrong any my ex and I are at an agreement to get this done.
My ex owes me money from a divorce settlement and hasn’t paid me a dime. He also owes back child support and current child support but because he has another child from another relationship, the state of Indiana can not take out more than half of what he makes. What should I do to enforce him to pay the full amount of child support and the settlement from the divorce. Again if I take him to court what can I expect. His wages are already garnished and can’t be garnished anymore. Any suggestions?
I’m writing a paper for my psychology class on the effects of divorce on children. If anyone could share their personal experiences (either as the child or as a divorcee with children) I would really appreciate it. Thank you!
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I know both names of the people, and where they live. But I’m not sure on exactly where they would have gotten their divorce, if they even did.
I’m not sure on the county, or anything, but I might have an idea. Either way, what can I do to find out about this divorce? Is there any where online to look up, or any other way? All hope is greatly appreciated!