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Since 1996 Divorce Magazine has been the Internet's leading website on divorce and separation. We provide advice about divorce law, divorce lawyers, family law, custody, support and other divorce related issues along with a directory of divorce professionals.

Children and Divorce

How the COVID-19 Crisis Has Changed the Family Dynamic

To ensure healthy habits with your family, take a step back, be respectful, and communicate as effectively as you possibly can.

8 Tips for Effective Co-Parenting After Divorce

Co-parenting after divorce involves making a lot of decisions with your ex, whether you have a good relationship with each other or not. Overall, as long as you put your children’s well-being first without bickering at every chance, things should work out for the best.

Raising a Child with ADHD: Effective Strategies for Single Parents

Raising a child with ADHD is never easy. The symptoms of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) can create stress in any family and challenge parents in a strong family. But in a single-parent home, it can be difficult, demanding, and frustrating, especially after a disruptive divorce. When your ex-spouse is not in the picture, you’re […]

Easy Healthy Habits Single Moms Can Embrace in Quarantine

Having the right habits in place after a divorce is an important part of establishing a healthy routine as a newly single mom.

Daddy’s Moving Out: How Children Cope With Divorce

What you need to know about divorce through the eyes of a child.

How Alcohol Abuse May Affect Chances of Custody in Divorce

Utilizing an alcohol monitoring device can help ensure your child’s safety while with an alcoholic co-parent – and it can also provide proof of sobriety for an alcoholic seeking parenting time with their child.

Erasing Family Documentary: New Tool to Reunite Alienated Families

The Erasing Family documentary follows young adults who are struggling to reunite with their broken families.

5 Potential Dangers When Separating Siblings

When parents take children away from each other, it rarely benefits the child.

Why Daycare After A Divorce Doesn’t Have To Be A Bad Thing

For a lot of divorced households, sending your child to daycare after divorce isn’t such a bad option. Here’s why.

Reconnecting With Your Loved Ones After Divorce

While you have to let yourself heal, you may start by rebuilding the relationships you might have lost along the way during the divorce process.