Having kids is seen as an integral part of a Massachusetts' married couple's life; it
marks the transition from just marriage and living together to, well, being parents. It's a shift that's been explored in pop culture for ages now, because it's come to symbolize the moment that your family really begins to form.
Does Having Kids Increase Your Chances of Massachusetts Divorce?
Massachusetts Divorced Parents: Compassionate Communication With Your Kids Is Crucial
During and after divorce in Massachusetts your children may be hyper-sensitive about many things. What may have formerly been routine conversations, questions or activities can now be touchy subjects fraught with anxiety, resentment or anger. This is understandable when you consider that the stability of the world they knew has been dramatically altered.
10 Questions Kids Have About Your Massachusetts Divorce
7 Ways You Can Damage Your Kids By Staying In A Bad Massachusetts Marriage
When you're getting a Massachusetts divorce, there's no real way of knowing to
what extent your decision will affect the kids.
Massachusetts Divorce Often Tougher On Men Than Women
While we all know that a Massachusetts divorce can be one of life's most stressful
experiences for both partners, many factors seem to indicate that separation and divorce may be even more stressful for men.
Does a Massachusetts Landlord Have to Approve a Section 8 Applicant?
Does a Massachusetts landlord have to approve a Section 8 applicant? No, so long
as the reason for the rejection is not the Section 8 voucher. Landlords are required by state law to participate in the Section 8 program, if a Section 8 voucher holder is the most qualified applicant. That does not mean you have to approve the rental application for anyone just because they have a Section 8 voucher. You can reject their application for the same reasons you would reject other applicants, so long as the reason is genuinely unrelated to their receipt of public assistance.
Let Children of Massachusetts Divorce Love Their Other Parent Without Guilt
We've all heard again and again warnings for Massachusetts parents to not
badmouth their former spouse to the children following the Massachusetts divorce.
"Gray" Divorce Is on the Rise in Massachusetts And It's Changing the American Family
While the overall divorce rate is slightly down from the '70s, '80s, and '90s,
divorce for Massachusertts couples aged 50 or older or "gray divorce" as it's called doubled between 1990 and 2010. Now, roughly one in four divorces is gray.
5 Signs You Need a Massachusetts Divorce
According to relationship and marriage experts, Massachusetts couples wait a
n average of six years of being unhappy before getting help. That means that after an issue arises, people are more likely to live the better part of a decade with resentment growing, as opposed to addressing and fixing it with a divorce while it's manageable.
