Deborah Moskovitch Talks About the “Smart Divorce”

Deborah Moskovitch is a divorce consultant and educator, and author of The Smart Divorce: Proven Strategies and Valuable Advice from 100 Top Divorce Lawyers, Financial Advisers, Counselors and Other Experts. Deborah has become an opinion leader in the media and has shared her insights and research on television and radio to explain that divorce can [...]

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Stacy Morrison: When a Marriage Ends and You Don’t Know Why

May 19, 2010 by  
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Submitted by: Big Little Wolf In my morning reading, I came across an article in Forbes Woman that struck a chord. It concerns Stacy Morrison, former Editor-in-Chief of Redbook, speaking about her divorce and its aftermath in her new book, Falling Apart in One Piece: An Optimist’s Journey Through the Hell of Divorce. This isn’t [...]

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Serving It Up Cold To That Lying, Cheating Bastard

Submitted by Delaine When you found out your spouse was cheating, were you obsessed with thoughts of revenge?  Throwing all his clothes in a heap on the lawn…slashing his tires…or forwarding copies of his cyber sex sessions to his entire address book?   Maybe your fantasies were more devious – perhaps they involved some Superglue and the bathroom [...]

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Escaping Divorce With “Edward”

January 19, 2010 by  
Filed under Books, Fun & Travel, NoMore

Submitted by Delaine Since separating almost three years ago, my leisurely reading has been very limited and very serious. We’re talking non-fiction and self-help only.   This was for a couple of reasons.  First,  the idea of anything make-believe or romantic repulsed me (I guess experiencing infidelity can have that effect).  Secondly, I had work to do – not only [...]

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Learning The Art Of Solitude: Living Alone After Divorce

Submitted by: Erica Manfred Here are some wonderful insights and advice on living alone from Florence Falk, Ph.D., psychotherapist and author of On My Own; The Art of Being a Woman Alone You were divorced and alone, how did you manage to get through the initial period of intense loneliness? First you must distinguish aloneness [...]

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Self-Help: Helpful to Some, Offensive to Others

September 23, 2009 by  
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Submitted by: Erica Manfred My book, He’s History; You’re Not: Surviving Divorce After Forty, is a very candid account of my marriage and how it ended. An Amazon reader gave me a review which took issue with my telling the truth about my husband “without providing him a forum to defend himself” because she thought [...]

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