Category: During & After Divorce
Leading Physical Impacts of Divorce
May 22, 2023
Going through a divorce is a stressful situation. This stress impacts you both emotionally and physically. Recent studies, including one recently published by the Journal of Men’s Health (JMH), suggest that divorce could impact individuals physically including: Extreme weight changes Stress, depression and changing living conditions can result in weight fluctuations, which can impact overall […]
6 New Year Resolutions for Navigating Divorce
January 23, 2023
For many, the new year signifies a fresh start and an opportunity to make positive life changes. If you’re considering divorce, this can be a time of tough decisions about moving forward in your life. Below are some resolutions for navigating divorce in the new year: Be prepared to compromise Divorce involves difficult decisions and […]
4 Factors to Consider in Marriage Counseling and Divorce
October 19, 2022
Many friends and clients have asked me whether they should try marriage counseling before or during a divorce. The answer depends on several factors. Make sure that the counselor is an experienced psychologist holding at least a master’s or PhD. degree and who does marriage counseling on a regular basis. They are usually much better […]
How to Handle the Holidays in Divorced Families
January 03, 2022
By Daniel H. Moss, Attorney For divorced families, holidays can be difficult and stressful. This can have a long-lasting impact on the kids, of course, so planning ahead and determining how you can create special memories and alleviate the strain on your children is important. Below are some tips I’ve put together to help you […]
Tips for Managing Kids – and Life – During School Closures and Coronavirus Uncertainties
January 03, 2022
By Daniel H Moss, Attorney We are living in uncertain times, which can cause a great deal of stress on parents and children alike. While it might seem like a never-ending snow day to the kids, having little interaction with extended family, friends and classmates can feel very isolating. As a parent, you are no […]
Why Are Women Happier After Divorce than Men?
January 03, 2022
By Daniel H Moss, Attorney Studies indicate that women are approximately 70% more likely to file for divorce than men. This might seem like a surprising statistic, but it is in line with what I have encountered in my own practice. Additionally, a study by Kingston University indicates that women tend to be happier after […]
Must See Movie About Divorce
January 03, 2022
By Daniel H Moss, Attorney “The Marriage Story” is a movie about a couple, their child and the lawyers involved in a divorce. I believe it is a must-see movie for lawyers, as well as families involved in a divorce. Many divorce lawyers, especially those who have not been divorced themselves, do not have enough […]
How Holiday Stress Can Impact Your Marriage: Part II
January 03, 2022
By Daniel H. Moss, Attorney It’s that time of year again! The holiday season can often be filled with more stress than festivities, especially if your marriage is already strained. In my previous article, How Holiday Stress Can Impact Your Marriage, we covered five holiday stressors and tips for managing them. I hope the additional […]
Should You Date During Divorce?
January 03, 2022
By Daniel H Moss, Attorney Navigating through the divorce process can be confusing. It can be difficult to know the steps to take before, during and after your divorce. Adding dating to the mix can bring on a host of new questions that you will want to consider. Dating during the divorce process may impact […]
Factors Used to Determine Child Custody
January 03, 2022
By Daniel H Moss, Attorney Child custody is the most emotional and traumatic part of most divorce cases. There are several forms of child custody including: legal custody, physical custody, primary custody, sole custody, joint custody, split custody, and more. The court’s primary basis for determining child custody is “what is in the best interests […]
