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Separation/Divorce
| Trouble/Suspicion | Investigate/Discovery | Confronting Infidelity |
| Therapy | Second Chance | Help The Kids Adjust |
WHAT YOU'LL LEARN
When separation or divorce is
the best answer.
While separation or divorce are monumentally difficult steps to take, this section can help lessen the pain, trauma and sense of helplessness. You’ll read invaluable advice from expert divorce and family attorneys, mediators, family and relationship therapists, and others who can help you every step of the way. When your separation or divorce is a result of infidelity or cheating spouse, it is wise to be well informed of the separation process and steps you can take to protect yourself.
In this section you will find:
- How to select the right divorce lawyer
- Ways to protect yourself — emotionally and financially
- The best plan of action
- Surviving divorce and moving ahead
FEATURED EXPERT
Andrew Bicknell researches and writes about a variety of subjects, including those dealing with relationships and infidelity.
Link To Featured Expert
FEATURED ARTICLE
The 7 Worst Things to Say to Kids During Divorce
Thomas Haller and Chick Moorman are the authors of The 10 Commitments: Parenting with Purpose. They are two of the world's foremost authorities on raising responsible, caring, confident children.
Divorce does not have to be a devastating end to your family. It marks the beginning of a new family for you and your children. Focus on creating a new life together.
Link To Featured ArticleFEATURED BOOKS
FEATURED ARTICLES
- Child Custody and Child Visitation Disputes: The Best and Worst Case
- Child Custody Basics – Rights, Residency, and Relationship
- Move Away Cases -- Move Away Madness in Child Custody Proceedings
- The Hidden Effects of Divorce On Children
- 5 Things To Do Before You Even Think About Divorce
- Divorce & Dissolution: Helpful Facts to Know
- Good Communication Is Critical for Children
Here's My Story
What do I do to improve my life? Will I ever have a life again?
My husband was having an affair with one of our "best friends" for 6 out of our 10 years of marriage. Her husband called and told me about the affair 2 years and 5 months ago. I'm still not over it. My husband claims he loves me and wants to make it work, but I don't believe him. He blames the affair on my depression, and that I made him feel inferior and she didn't. I am petrified of therapy. I have major anxiety attacks just thinking about seeing a therapist. I feel like I'm slipping further and further into depression. I don't see a future for myself. I have stayed in the marriage because of our three children. What do I do to improve my life? Will I ever have a life again? I will never allow myself to enter into a relationship again.
