Infidelity often spells the end of a marriage. This is true even when no physical indiscretions take place. Emotional affairs fall into this category, which occurs when a spouse shares a strong emotional bond with a person outside of the marital relationship. While there is no infidelity in the traditional sense, emotional affairs can still wreck a marriage, as explained by Psychology Today.
Why should you include school sports in your parenting plan?
The beginning of the school year can be one of the roughest times for recently divorced Minnesota parents. Not only do they have to deal with the drastic changes in their custody schedules, but they also have to co-parent with someone who doesn’t live in the same house as them anymore.
Examining your career track after a divorce
There are a lot of different reasons why it is so important for many people to assess their career track after they split up with their spouse. Not only may they have new options, such as an easier ability to move for a better job, but they may have financial responsibilities that depend on their income. For example, those who will have to make child support payments or pay alimony might depend on their income (as well as their former spouse and even their kids).
