Another important aspect of the site is the depth of information that it contains. Whereas most online magazines have difficulty providing enough content, DivorceMagazine.com, able to feed off Divorce Magazine's resources, can offer something extra: the quality and quantity of divorce-related feature articles that you just won't find on any other website. As a result, you get all the interactive features, plus "Food for Thought" (the quote of the day), the Divorce Poll, and the Daily News (stories that are entertaining, informative, or both). Perhaps most importantly, you also get access to lots of useful information about divorce -- whether you're now single or a single parent.

Among the products and services available on this site are accountants, mediators, real-estate agents, home products and services, family-counseling services, and business valuators. You can also find information on children, cars, beauty, loans, jewelry, and anything in between. Then there's the ever-expanding list of books that range from divorce information in general to dating, parenting, health, education, and finances. If books aren't your thing, you can satisfy your curiosity online with a listing of more than 150 helpful web links on the same range of topics. For those who prefer the human touch, the "Divorce Support" section lists support groups and seminars for those affected by divorce -- including children. Within it, you can find out what kinds of workshops, groups, or counseling services are available in your area, and how to choose the right one for your type of personality and needs.

If you have some time, I recommend entering "The Reading Room," where you can sample some of the magazine's best articles. Some of them offer practical "news you can use," such as "Top Ten Divorce Tips," an article about how to maintain control of your legal expenses while getting a divorce. Others, like "Stupid Parent Tricks" and "Child's Play," offer advice for divorced parents. These two stories deal, respectively, with the biggest mistakes divorcing couples make with their children, and with the how, what, and when to tell your kids about your divorce. Some articles, like "Dating after Divorce," have been excerpted from books -- giving you a taste of what the book has to offer. This one is based on Leah and Elina Furman's The Everything Dating Book, which offers a fresh look at the rules of the dating game in the 21st century, and discusses factors to beware of as well as general dating tips and dating scenarios. The "JumpStart!" section of the Reading Room provides its guests with practical information for anyone whose life is in transition. For instance, "Looking Good!" outlines the steps required for both men and women to make positive changes in their appearance and body image. As well, articles on how to cope with anger, beat stress, rebuild trust, get the right kind of exercise, or choose colors to create a happy living environment all provide valuable information that applies to all aspects of living. After all, there is more to life after divorce than your civil status!

When it comes right down to it, DivorceMagazine.com is a website, and the most precious gift it can offer its many users is quick, easy, and accessible information. The web design team has made a conscious effort to make this site easy to navigate and fast to load, recognizing that people need information in a hurry -- regardless of the speed of their Internet connection or the proficiency of their navigating skills. Whether you're looking to advertise on the site, respond to a world event, consult the frequently asked questions, or simply marvel at the bizarreness of the Daily News, you're never more than a few clicks away from your goal. Along your travels, you'll encounter no clutter and no bother: tons of useful information awaits you, and you can use or ignore it all at your own pace.

Averaging over 120 thousand unique visitors per month, and winner of the prestigious "Cool Site of the Day" award in October of 2001, DivorceMagazine.com is hardly a secret. But it is another source of important information that you shouldn't neglect the next time you're in need of a little help and encouragement.