As a service to our clients, Divorce Magazine and I are pleased to provide you with this monthly e-newsletter and hope that the information and articles contained within are helpful and supportive.

1. In debt? Getting your Finances Back on Track
2. Life after Divorce: The power of acceptance
3. Is It Wise to Save Money and Vacation Together?
4. Who Decides: You or the Judge?
5. Holiday Tips for Divorced Parents

1. Divorce Ceremony: A Healing Way to Begin Life Anew
2. Two Homes for the Holidays
3. How to Evaluate a Lawyer
4. The Good Divorce
5. Divorce Put You Into Debt? Consider Debt Management

1. Observe courtroom etiquette
2. New computer program lets parents tell bedtime stories while absent
3. Love, money, and the blended family
4. Seeking marriage counseling
5. When did childhood get to be so stressful?

1. Divorce versus Annulment
2. Divorce, Recession Style
3. Contested or Uncontested
4. Reconcilable Differences: Forgive Us Our Trespasses
5. Divorce Therapy for Parents: How to help your children

1. The wisdom to know the difference
2. Don't get hung up on fairness
3. Life after Divorce: The power of acceptance
4. Emotional issues and negotiation skills
5. The key to divorced parents helping their children through economically stressful times: work together

1. The transformative power of self-care
2. Making your case for spousal support
3. In the best interest of the child
4. A solid relationship with your divorce attorney
5. Parenting pitfalls

1. Divorce versus Annulment
2. Divorce, Recession Style
3. Contested or Uncontested
4. Reconcilable Differences: Forgive Us Our Trespasses
5. Divorce Therapy for Parents: How to help your children

1. Telling Your Kids: Preparing for Your Children's Responses
2. Anger Management
3. Check, Please! Don't give up on your parenting responsibilities
4. Divorce Process - Part III: Litigation and negotiation
5. Bootcamp for the broken-hearted

1. Telling your kids: helping your kids cope over time
2. Divorce process - Part II: Preparing discovery
3. I am overwhelmed with debt and bills from my divorce. What can I do?
4. Building a wonderful you
5. Reconcilable Differences: No More Secrets