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Asking for a Divorce 

Before asking for a divorce, you have to sit down and measure your feelings, anticipate the future, prepare some answers to questions, and decide what you’re prepared to settle for regarding division of property and assets, and visitation rights.  >> more

 
Grounds for Divorce 

Discussing the grounds for divorce is a touchy subject. It is painful for the couple, unfair and confusing for the children, a disappointment for society. Marriage, after all, is an institution that constitutes the moral fiber of communities. When that institution is compromised, society, not just one family, is affected.  >> more

 
Trial Separation - Does it Work 

Initiating the trial separation requires planning.  The classic packing of bags and the “I’m leaving you because I need time to myself” is too sudden an announcement.  Couples must agree to a trial separation calmly, intelligently and sincerely.  >> more 

 
Dividing Up the Assets 

Sometimes dividing the assets can be easy when everyone agrees. Other times, you may need to fight for every penny that is yours. A lot depends on your ex-spouse.  >> more

 
Being Civil During a Divorce 

Being civil during a divorce is absolutely one of the most difficult aspects of severing the knot, but it is also one of the most enriching ways to get through the divorce with your sanity intact.  >> more

 
Recovering from Divorce 

Recovering from divorce takes you through four major phases: denial, depression, withdrawal, and recovery. As you go through these stages, take comfort in knowing that many people have gone through separation before you.  >> more

 
Is an affair reason enough for divorce 

If the relationship is not worth saving in you or your spouse’s mind, then it probably isn’t worth the efforts by either of you to try and move beyond an affair. But even if you both agree that the relationship is worth saving, you still need to both be willing to put in the efforts to make healing happen. >> more

 
How to Stay Sane During a Divorce 

And learning how to stay sane during a divorce is one of those times when your capacity for hate may scare the stuffing out of you. It sneaks up on you, eats at you, and has the potential to turn you into a rather unlikeable person, either for awhile or for the rest of your life.  >> more

 
Dating After a Divorce 

You deserve a pat in the back for thinking of dating after a divorce.  Most people shy away from another involvement because of the trauma of marriage.  The divorce can even be more traumatic than the marriage itself, so when they’re feeling burned by the experience, dating after a divorce is like an alien idea.  >> more

 
Sharing the Children After A Divorce 
Our intention is to provide you with information to guide you in your decision about sharing the children after a divorce:  terms used and factors to consider.  >> more
 
Telling Family about a Pending Divorce 
Your parents and your spouse’s parents will probably be disappointed especially if they themselves never once entertained the idea of divorcing.  >> more
 
Divorce and the Catholic Church 
The official position then of the Catholic Church is that marriage is a sacrament that cannot be dissolved.  A valid marriage has to endure until one spouse dies.  >> more
 
Divorce Statistics 
Divorce statistics, however, don’t paint a true picture of divorcing couples.  Some details are inadvertently omitted.  Sometimes they are the very details that can sufficiently draw a more accurate picture of the individual’s state of mind during and after a divorce.  >> more
 
The Cost of Divorce 
The costs of getting a divorce are staggering.  The payouts – which don’t end overnight or in a month – can cripple you financially.  >> more
 
A Divorce Can Be Ugly 
Given that a divorce can be ugly, Ronald Sharp  suggests that individuals should plan for it, even before they get married.  That’s rather a cold, cruel way of looking at it.  >> more
 
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