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T his article is designed to give someone who is considering or planning for the possibility of divorce an idea of what documents are needed. Even if you believe your case is ultimately agreed to and settled without a trial, you will be in a much better position if you already have the relevant documents in your possession. Better safe than sorry. Read Full Story

Things do not change, we change. -Henry David Thoreau I f you want to change a certain circumstance in your life, what do you do? Let’s take the following scenario as an example: You really want to quit your job. But, you’ve been there so long that you can’t even imagine what else you would do. Then let’s add to it: You would also like to work from your home and never have to answer to anyone again. Your desire to leave your job is so strong that lately it is all you can think about... Read Full Story

“Those free of resentments surely feel peace.” -Buddha W hen you live your life holding onto negative feelings such as: resentment, revenge, jealousy, feeling cheated, anger, hatred, hurt etc. be prepared to be miserable and live an in unhappy way. These emotional chains imprison you. Your aura is dark and trust me people pick up on it. Typically the words you speak, the little comments you make about everything and your beliefs reflect that inner ugliness. If you find yourself carrying... Read Full Story

G et a piece of paper and pencil and write down each time you begin to criticize yourself, berate yourself, call yourself a name, degrade yourself, talk about your body, talk about your job, your car, your house, your dog, your clothes and all of the other things that you hate about yourself or your life. Read Full Story

“Excuses are the nails used to build a house of failure” ~Don Wilder and Bill Rechin - M any people struggle with letting go of the past and they allow what happened to them back then, to continue to affect their life. I know how difficult it is to deal with things that have tormented you in the past, but unless there comes a time in your life when you accept responsibility for what happens in your life today; you will continue to blame things outside of yourself for why things are the way... Read Full Story

B e sure to view these other Wisconsin divorce pages: Child Custody Child Support Parenting and Visitation Marriage Annulment Marriage Separation Property Settlement Grounds for divorce, residency, waiting periods Divorce Papers and Forms Who will get custody of the children? There is usually a verbal tug-of-war on this issue when a divorce process begins. Sometimes a custody battle breaks out. The family court will, however, permit the parents to negotiate a Parenting... Read Full Story

T he “best interests of the child” is a phrase often used by courts when deciding matters concerning children. What does it really mean? In Michigan, it is defined by statute (MCL 722.23) as: (a) The love, affection, and other emotional ties existing between the parties involved and the child. (b) The capacity and disposition of the parties involved to give the child love, affection, and guidance and to continue the education and raising of the child in his or her religion or creed, if... Read Full Story

What Are The Secrets To Moving On Past A Difficult Relationship And Finding A Healthy New You? Have You Left and Can’t Completely Close the Door to a Difficult Past? J ust because your relationship is over doesn’t mean your life is over. Do you need to find the strength to leave him? Or maybe you’ve left and cannot seem to put it behind you? Perhaps he won’t let YOU move on. In the time it takes you to read this book, you will experience an awakening that will change your life. Imagine... Read Full Story

B e sure to view these other Wyoming divorce pages: Child Custody Child Support Parenting and Visitation Marriage Annulment Marriage Separation Property Settlement Grounds for divorce, residency, waiting periods Divorce Papers and Forms Chances are you and your not so loving spouse have discussed who gets the kids, and maybe even discussed (argued about?) sole custody. As in the case of child support, Wyoming child custody gets determined with “the best interests of the... Read Full Story

B e sure to view these other West Virginia divorce pages: Child Custody Child Support Parenting and Visitation Marriage Annulment Marriage Separation Property Settlement Grounds for divorce, residency, waiting periods Divorce Papers and Forms The primary objective of West Virginia child custody law is to serve the child’s best interests. You and your spouse have the opportunity to develop a Parenting Plan and a Child Visitation Schedule that includes custody, visitation... Read Full Story