Posted by Manager of this blog - Martha Chan on May 10, 2014
If you’re going through separation or divorce, you may be dreading Mother’s Day this year. Family-centered holidays – like Thanksgiving, Hanukkah, Christmas, Mother’s Day, and Father’s Day – can intensify feelings of sadness, inadequacy, and loss. For newly separated and divorced people, these holidays can really emphasize how much the family unit has changed. If your family had Mother’s […]
Categories: Emotions, Single Parents, step mother
Posted by Manager of this blog - Martha Chan on May 29, 2013
After having published Divorce Magzine for the past 17 years, we decided to give it away free online for every one to read it. The most current issue of Divorce Magazine is available for free downoad on our website www.DivorceMag.com. Just click here: http://www.divorcemag.com/findprofessional.php, and choose the province or state you are in and you will […]
Categories: Uncategorized
Posted by Manager of this blog - Martha Chan on January 21, 2013
Minnesota family lawyer suspended for 15 months On January 10, this year, family lawyer Thomas Lowe had his license to practice revoked for 15 months by the Minnesota Supreme Court. He had an affair with his client and even billed her for it. When his wife found out, he ended the personal and professional relationship. Did Minnesota […]
Categories: Divorce Lawyers, Emotions, Infidelity, Legal, Stress
Posted by Manager of this blog - Martha Chan on October 30, 2012
Fall is here, and that means shorter days, cooler nights, and an array of seasonal events that remind us to “be thankful.” Yet, for many people who have gone through a divorce or are going through the process, finding reasons to be thankful and feeling grateful can be difficult. I empathize with everyone who, because […]
Categories: Children & Divorce, Emotions, Holidays
Posted by Manager of this blog - Martha Chan on September 14, 2012
I read an article on spousal support calculations on CBC’s website that says “National guidelines on how much support money should be paid to a spouse when a marriage fails have been readily adopted in British Columbia and Ontario, but other provinces have been slow to apply them, says a new study. Quebec, in particular, has shown […]
Categories: Alimony, Child Support, Divorce Laws, Financial
Posted by Manager of this blog - Martha Chan on August 17, 2012
Have we lost our minds?
Categories: Celebrity Divorce, Divorce, divorce court, Divorce Laws, Prenup
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