Back to School for Timesharing Parents

by mensdivorce | Aug 31, 2011 | Advice, Custody

For the primary resident parent going back to school likely means little will change in the relationship with their children.  But for a parent who does not live with their children all the time settling into a school routine can be tough.  Deborah Moskovitch, author...

U.S. Census on Divorce and Marriage

by mensdivorce | Aug 26, 2011 | Divorce, Uncategorized

A recent report issued by the U.S. Census Bureau looking at how families and marriages were taking shape in the United States. This report, the first of its kind, uses information gathered in 2009 on divorces, marriages, widows, and the children of these families as...

Alimony to Take off Following the End of the Space Program

by mensdivorce | Aug 24, 2011 | Alimony

Elizabeth Benedict looks at how Alimony is poised to soar following the end of the 30-year Space Program in Florida. Ms. Benedict, who often writes about alimony reform, has recently published an article illustrating how the ending of the Space Program will affect...

The Connections Project

by mensdivorce | Aug 19, 2011 | Community Involvement, Uncategorized

Over 24 million children are growing up in homes without their biological father.  One reason for this is the incarceration of the father.  The Connections Project was founded to help incarcerated fathers have a successful reentry as rehabilitated members of society,...

The Salesmanship of Divorce

by mensdivorce | Aug 17, 2011 | Advice, Divorce

No one entering into a divorce hopes for the process to be long, drawn out, and expensive.  But often times divorce is driven to such a point when the two parties cannot reach an agreement and the process of going to court is started. J. Richard Kulerski recently...