Regardless of the case history and no matter how tumultuous the relationship, your children would not even exist without both of you.
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I stumbled upon this on a Face Book post and found it worthy of sharing. This kind of behavior is so much more widespread than people realize. It is not the DWD way ! http://unionleader.com/article.aspx?articleId=14addb23-2910-4e11-8279-d6466abd6fe5 Pass it on please. Awareness is a good thing!
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Although most divorcing couples deeply desire a relationship with their children after the marriage dissolves, there are exceptions to this rule. Sometimes, one of the newly divorced parents feels that their life would be easier or freer if not encumbered by their children. They drop out of the picture for an unpredictable period of time, [...]
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“Happy Father’s Day” is a phrase that should mean a lot to men who have fathered a child. It should mean a lot to their children and in some ways, even perhaps more importantly, to the mothers of those children.Too often though, fatherhood is devalued and under appreciated and not enough is done to nurture [...]
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When I went to school, I learned that there are (7) seven days in a week. How about you? Have you ever had an argument with your ex over the scheduling of summer vacation? You are definitely not alone if you can relate. As summer approaches, so do the numerous parental skirmishes, often replete with [...]
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