How Is Paternity Established In Florida?

by mensdivorce | Mar 30, 2023 | Advice, Custody, Divorce

Men, unlike women, sometimes find themselves in difficult situations where they are unsure if they are the biological father of a child. The implications of being a dad, or of not being a dad, can have major effects on a man’s life – emotionally,...

10 Tips on Staying Involved in Your Child’s Schooling

by mensdivorce | Sep 24, 2022 | Advice

One of the most important ways a father can stay involved in their children’s lives after a divorce is by playing an active role in their schooling.  Being involved at school does require extra effort and scheduling, but showing an interest in your child’s activities...

Making the Grade Isn’t About Race. It’s About Parents.

by mensdivorce | Apr 20, 2022 | Advice

In a moment of exasperation last spring, I asked that question to a virtually all-black class of 12th-graders who had done horribly on a test I had just given. A kid who seldom came to class — and was constantly distracting other students when he did —...

Helping Your Child Deal with Bullying

by mensdivorce | Jun 30, 2021 | Advice

Dads, you are often the last to know that your child is the victim of bullying. Children often do not share that they are being bullied with their parents due to shame and embarrassment. So it is very important that you ask your child open-ended questions about their...

Dating After A Divorce

by mensdivorce | Jun 26, 2021 | Advice, Divorce, Uncategorized

After counseling hundreds of men going through a divorce, psychologists Sam Buser and Glenn Sternes decided to write the book, A Guy’s Only Guide to Getting Over Divorce, to answer common questions men might have about how to handle the process.   One of the main...

Focusing on Your Children During Divorce

by mensdivorce | Jan 15, 2021 | Advice, Divorce

In an article from The Province, child and parenting behavior expert Priscilla J. Dunstan offers parents advice on how to make sure their kids feel loved and secure through a divorce.  Dunstan reminds readers that while adults can see change as a good thing, children...