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The first date in your life after divorce - handy hints to help avoid the pitfalls

The first date is the very stuff of legend. There is unlimited potential for everything from a mild embarassment to a complete disaster. Our handy hints are designed to help make it all go superbly well.

How to create a better mother daughter relationship during and after divorce

In a divorce all of the complex relationships which surround the central relationship of the marriage come under great strain. The breaking of that central relationship will cause a considerable amount of collateral damage.

Divorce, life after divorce and your mental health

Divorce is never a picnic. Every divorced person knows that but the divorce experience is different for each person and has different impacts upon the lives of divorced people.

Celebrate your divorce, gain closure and start your great new life after divorce.

In Japan a new ceremony to mark your divorce and celebrate the beginning of a new life after divorce is becoming popular.

Moving on to a better life after divorce

The divorce is over. The last details of the co-parenting arrangements have been settled. The family treasure has been divided after lengthy (and sometimes bitter) negotiations.

Great advice on getting ready for your new life after divorce

What will life after divorce actually be like? In contrast to marriage, the other big life changer you don't get to have a dress rehearsal for divorce so it's all new and just a whole lot scary.

Keeping your teenage kids in your life after divorce

Having teenagers in the family is always going to be stressful and challenging. Getting divorced as well is going to add to that. Divorced parents who are not living with their children often struggle to maintain a good relationship with their teenagers.

You had lots of gifts when you married, why not when you divorce?

Divorce affects us in different ways. For some it's a blessed relief, for others it's a dark disaster and for most of us it's somewhere in between. However, the one thing we all share is that when we start out again we have ‘lost' at least half of the stuff we had before.