Two fathers show the difference choices can make to children of divorced parents.
Divorce
The Artist In Love, Parenting, and Divorce
Writer, John McElhenney lost his marriage but cracked open his creative writing. Six years later he’s ready to try marriage again and this time he’s writing into the relationship.
Demystifying Divorce Series, Part 3: Litigation/Court
Going to divorce court sucks — literally sucks — time, energy, money & a piece of your soul.
Demystifying Divorce Series, Part 2: Collaborative Divorce
“Collaborative Divorce” is one of the most widely heard & least understood divorce terms of the Millennium.
Demystifying Divorce Series, Part 1: Mediation
Arianna Jeret walks you through a 4-part series on the most current options in modern divorce.
Get Into Your Divorce, Because You’ll Never Get Over It
Single dad John McElhenney outlines his plan for taking things positive with his ex-wife. When you have kids together, there is no other option.
Untying the Knot Without Breaking the Chain
Letting go of how we believe things should be fixed is often the only way to avoid smashing everything we’ve built.
How to Explain to Your Kids When You Disagree With Your Ex
Here’s the magic word to teach your kids the world won’t end anytime soon…
When Will I Get Over My Divorce?
Even after 5 years this divorced dad still struggles to maintain a positive approach to his ex-wife and doing his best to keep it real.
Deal With It, Kid
If we don’t allow children to see bad along with good, how will they learn the difference?
How I Went from Good Guy Dad to Dead Beat Dad
This dad reflects on how money became the conflict in his marriage and is now the conflict in his divorce. When you don’t have it, you can’t give it.
A Dad’s Divorce Blog: Looking for the Good Along the Journey
John McElhenney explores his need to write his way though his divorce and reveals to his readers the healing taking place along the journey.
The No-Fail Method to Answer: ‘Should I Get a Divorce?’
No one can decide for you, but here is a way to make the decision easier for yourself.
A Quick-Start Guide for the Divorcing Dad: The Off Times
At the beginning of a divorce things are often emotional and fast. This primer will help you understand the big issues you are facing.
Please Stop Text Fighting Your Ex
Text that snarky retort to yourself so you can laugh later. Then put your grown up pants back on.
Divorce Block
Once the divorce is final things should immediately feel better, right?