Your children's age plays a big part in how they will react to news about your
Massachusetts divorce as well as how they will adapt to the circumstances. No two children will respond in the same way, even if they are close in age, but professionals have found that certain emotions tend to be more prevalent at certain age groups.
How to Talk to Pre-Teens About Massachusetts Divorce
Massachusetts Divorce After 50: How to Protect Your Retirement Finances
At any age, a Massachusetts divorce can set you back financially, but ending a
marriage later in life poses an extra threat: derailing a previously on-track retirement. As is true with younger couples, a divorce is likely to leave you with higher living expenses, lower in-come, and less wealth. But if you're fifty something or older, you'll have a lot less time to amass more earnings to make up for what you've lost.
5 Secrets To Successful Parallel Parenting for Massachusetts Parents
Co-parenting is never easy. for Massachusetts parents. Add in an uncooperative,
combative, or narcissistic ex-spouse and it might seem downright impossible. But what other option do you have? Have you considered trying parallel parenting?
11 Ways Massachusetts Narcissists and Alcoholics are Similar
Massachusetts narcissists gratify themselves despite the costs to those around them. Alcoholics not in recovery continue drinking even when it hurts loved ones.
Watching Porn May Increase Risk of a Massachusetts Divorce
Married Massachusetts couples who start watching porn are twice as likely to
be divorced in the the following years as those who don't. And women who start watching porn are three times as likely to split, according to a recent study.
Children of a Massachusetts Divorce Struggle More With Math and Social Skills
Children of a Massachusetts divorce have poorer math and interpersonal social
skills than their peers, and they battle anxiety, loneliness, low self-esteem and sadness, according to research published in the American Sociological Review.
Shared Parenting Time = Less Stress on Massachusetts Children
Regarding the wellbeing of Massachusetts kids with divorced parents, the debate
over what kind of custody arrangement is best rages on. But a new study, published in the Journal of Epidemiology & Community Health, suggests that children fare better when they spend time living with both of their parents.
What a Massachusetts Divorce Does to Women's Heart Health
Dissolving a Massachusetts marriage is hard on everyone, but researchers say the
psychological stress of a divorce can have serious physical effects on the heart, especially for women.
Are You Feeling Lonely in Your Massachusetts Marriage?
Being lonely is not just an emotion reserved for those who are single or alone
in Massachusetts. But there are ways to work through it.
How Micro-Cheating Could Be Ruining Your Massachusetts Marriage
Infidelity is everywhere in Massachusetts. Studies have shown that around 23% o
f married men and 12% of married women have at some point had sex with someone other than their spouse. But while something like extramarital sex is easy to define, the general concept of cheating is far more nuanced.
