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A Therapist’s Divorce Advice, Part 1

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I’d like to welcome Dr. Cassandra Friedman, a therapist who helps people going through divorce channel their sadness and anger into something productive, and also focuses on keeping their families as intact as possible.

She is going to answer some questions over the next two weeks that I think are important for people going through divorce to know. I hope this post is of some help.

Q. How do you help your clients stay focused during a divorce and not let the anger control them?

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Gore’s Daughter is Separating from Husband

Following up on last week’s post that former Vice President Al Gore and his wife Tipper Gore announced their separation, today we learn of yet another Gore separation. CNN Political Ticker reports that the Gore’s oldest daughter, Karenna Gore…

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Divorce After 40 Years of Marriage: Unusual?

Former Vice President Al Gore and his wife Tipper Gore separate after 40 years of marriage.

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Divorce 101–Part Three

In the third part of this series, I’m answering questions about the legal contract between you and your divorce attorney and providing you with a list of questions you should ask an attorney before you hire him to handle your divorce. Here…

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Divorce 101–Part Two

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In the second installment of my series on the most frequently asked questions among people considering divorce, I’m addressing attorney selection strategy and attorney’s fees. In case you missed it, check out Part One.

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Divorce 101–Part One

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“Where do I start?”

That ‘s the question most individuals ask once they’ve made a decision to seek a divorce. In this three-part series, I’ll answer the most frequently asked questions that arise before people have selected a divorce attorney.

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Does Cheating Matter?

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Not necessarily in a court of law. States differ as to whether infidelity makes a difference in a divorce settlement. Illinois, for example, is a “no-fault” state, meaning a spouse’s infidelity has no effect on the judge’s final settlement decision.

Of course, cheating does matter to the parties involved.

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What You Should Do Before Considering Divorce

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Many divorcees never review their wills and estate plans. Those that do, often do it after they’re divorced. However, it may be advisable to make changes as soon as a marriage breaks down.

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Your Divorce Attorney Knows Best

Contemplating divorce, or going through a divorce, is one of life’s most stressful events. Unfortunately, more than one-half of married couples will experience it. Due to the high rates of divorce, almost everyone going through it knows someone who has…

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In Divorce Timing Is Everything

On March 18, 2010, shortly after divorcing his wife of 16 years Kevin Halstead won $3.8 million in the lottery. Halstead, a London bus driver, told the Daily Mail: “We divorced three months ago and split up about 13 years…

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