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Philip Belove, Ed.D.Available
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Divorce is the beginning of a life review process. For many people, it`is the first intentional decision they make about their lives. The transition into the next stage of life is difficult at first, but it gets easier. The questions I can help you with: What happened? How do I take care of our children? How do I get over my anger? How do I plan a future for myself? | |
RebeccaU.S.
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Life happens, If your mind is in a mix up I can help you sort your worries and organize your life priorities systematically. Giving you Non-judgemental answers providing you with a honest answer,I also assist in locating information that may guide you in the right direction. Helping you obtain your goals before, during and after divorce. Physical and mental abuse is an area I am also familiar with, helping you with details and steps to get you the support you need. | |
Kay LewisU.S.
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I can answer questions about relationships after divorce. I DO NOT ANSWER LEGAL QUESTIONS. | |
Terri MatheisU.S.
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I founded a nationwide social group for divorced & separated women in 2004. The group`s name is <a href="http://www.sassypinkpeppers.com"><font color="#f74d83"><b>Sassy Pink Peppers</b></font color></a> and our motto is "Laugh, Dance, Move On!" I can answer any question with regards to divorce, starting over, and moving on to a more positive life. | |
Kindred Beisinger penname K D Elizabeth BeisingerU.S.
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I can answer general questions regarding separation, property, and some custody questions. I cannot answer legal questions or specific questions pertaining to individual states and counties. I can offer support through the pending time, as well as offering assistance and ideas as you move on as a single individual. I can tell you how to avoid repeat pitfalls and help you learn to leave old baggage out of new relationships. I can help you work through the contemplative time of "what if" and "if only." I am able to offer advice in dealing with unnecessary guilt, undeserved judgment, and ..... | |
Marshall WallerU.S.
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I can answer general questions regarding family law, divorce, child custody, visitation, property division, spousal support (alimony) and child support, and a myriad of subjects related to these general topics. For questions regarding California, I can provide more specific answers. | |
Becky Whetstone, Ph.D. aka Doctor BeckyU.S.
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I can answer questions regarding marriage and family concerning marital crisis, separating, Managed Separations, deciding to divorce, the divorce process and divorce therapy, and post divorce issues. I am a psychological and mental health specialist, and not an attorney, so unfortunately I wouldn't be able to answer your legal questions -- but I look forward to any questions regarding relationship health or deciding to separate of divorce – including those about children. | |
Melanie NathanU.S.
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returns 11/24/2009 |
PLEASE NOTE THAT I AM ONLY TAKING QUESTIONS FOR PARTIES LIVING IN THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA OR QUESTIONS RELATING TO CALIFORNIA ONLY at this time. I do not give legal advice - I provide suggestions for settlement negotiations and strategies. I can answer questions about divorce, custody, child support, alimony, visitation, dissolution of California domestic partnerships, LGBTissues, divorce coaching, negotiations in family issues and strategies; mediation and conflict resolution. Also community property and practical solutions to division of property issues. http://www.privatecourts.com Where relevant, please provide answers to the following when you submit your questions:- Where do you Live ..... |
Hi Sara, Thanks for writing and I am sorry for the distress you are feeling in your marriage. No, I do not think it is good to stay married for the children -- they need to be exposed to a loving marriage
Dominique, I've seen this situation before. Bad news. My experience with these -- The ex wife and mother of ex's children from hell -- is that the situation doesn't change. You can look forward to
Okay. This sounds less extreme than the first way you described it. I have seen this kind of a situation work, although it takes a bit of denial on the part of all parties. So lets say that the
Hi L, That's one of the worst versions of this story I've heard. I have suggestions but I don't like any of them. I think you have to listen to your own intuitions here. You said it yourself.
Good. I look forward to speaking with you. A couple things to be mindful of: First, it's a pretty reliable rule of thumb that if one partner in a marriage is dysfunctional, the other is equally
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