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Divorce and Addiction: What You Need to Know

May 31, 2017 By Harry Munsinger, J.D., Ph.D. Leave a Comment

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If you’re married to an addict, you suffer directly and by watching your spouse deteriorate. Addicts lie, are reckless, and they cheat. Moreover, you’re partly responsible for the damage they do. If your alcoholic spouse drives, you worry when he’s out, you bail him out of jail at 2 a.m., and help pay the fines and attorney’s fees. Addiction is a huge challenge and couples are more likely to divorce when facing drug or alcohol issues. Addiction Statistics There are approximately fourteen … [Read more...]

Filed Under: •••, Blog, Harry Munsinger, Our-Featured-Authors Tagged With: Addiction, counseling, Deciding to Divorce, Psychological Issues

The Five Great Fears of Divorce

April 6, 2017 By Mark Lewis Leave a Comment

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In 1941, a few months before the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, President Roosevelt spoke of the Four Freedoms – freedom of speech, freedom of worship, freedom from want and freedom from fear. In World War II, the Japanese army operated in China under what has come to be known as the Three All’s – kill all, burn all and loot all. Sayings need not be connected with uplifting events or good people to be remembered. They are memorable because they distill the essence of their time and tell … [Read more...]

Filed Under: •••, Blog, Co-Parenting After Divorce, Divorce and Emotion, Lawyer Perspective on Collaborative Divorce, Mark Lewis, Our-Featured-Authors Tagged With: children and divorce, Co-Parenting, Coping with Stress and Emotions in Divorce, Life After Divorce, Preserving Relationships, Psychological Issues, Self Improvement

Can You Hear Me NOW?

March 30, 2017 By Kurt Chacon Leave a Comment

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Divorce Coaching Can Vastly Improve Communication Can you imagine walking into court for a final hearing for your divorce case thinking you might be led away in handcuffs if you lose? That has to be a scary thought. And an outrageous one. People are almost never taken away in handcuffs at the end of divorce case. As a young lawyer, I once had a divorce case client with whom I had difficulty communicating. Because of my lack of experience, I did not recognize the highly emotional nature of … [Read more...]

Filed Under: •••, Blog, Divorce and Emotion, Kurt Chacon, Lawyer Perspective on Collaborative Divorce, Our-Featured-Authors, Resources for Divorce Tagged With: Coping with Stress and Emotions in Divorce, Divorce Coach, divorce counseling, Divorce Process, Psychological Issues

How to Take Conflict Out of Divorce

November 23, 2009 By CDTx Staff - tcgi Leave a Comment

It's possible to divorce in a way that supports the well-being of everyone. You can end the conflict, heal the hurt and part as friends. You just need to learn how. Unfortunately, most divorces are handled in a very different way. Sides are drawn and issues become something to fight over rather than something to resolve. Walls of protection get fortified and distance grows. Then we bring in adversarial attorneys and escalate the conflict dramatically. We hurt each other over and over, feeling … [Read more...]

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The words graceful, healthy and divorce do not go together. The first words clients use to describe the process of divorce are typically words of war: FIGHT, CUSTODY BATTLE, and WINNING. I would like … [Read More...]

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