Paul Schneider misses his kids.
Divorce
The Last Late Show With My Father
When children are forced to release something they hold dear, it cements into their memories the moments preceding it.
Life Since Daddy Left
This is why their father left us.
An Open Letter to Gen X Dads
DeLani Bartlette grew up feeling like a burden that her father chose not to bear.
What Marriage Means To Me
On being divorced, and how it has helped me stay committed to my marriage and my daughter.
When Marriages End: Mistakes Men Make
Men are encouraged to tell the people in their inner circles when their marriages are ending.
What No One Tells You About Divorce
Craig Playstead says that despite what you think, divorce is astronomically expensive, will wreck your family, and puts you through hell.
Looking Beyond Adversity for the Single Parent
Serenity in single parenthood comes from accepting what you cannot change.
Divorce + Child Custody = Absolute Disaster
Equal custody and parental rights are important, Ken Solin writes, especially for the children.
Justice and Custody: Men’s Place in Divorce
Ken Solin recounts his experience fighting for the custody of his son, and wonders if justice in the family court system will ever be more fair to fathers.
My Partisans
Some say you need a village to get over a divorce, Steven Axelrod writes, but he had something else.
Fathers: Equal In Marriage But Not In Divorce?
Vikki Larson wants to know why there is still surprise when divorced dads are actively co-parenting, have full custody, or are simply there to show up in their children’s lives.
She Called for Me, Not Her Mom
Unlike his father, Steven Axelrod turned away from Hollywood and back toward his family—and found joy.
Are the Kids All Right?
If women can raise children without men, Justin Cascio writes, where does that leave men?
Close
My father always used to say, “Close only counts in horseshoes and golf.” What about life? In this weekend’s story, a man still in love with his ex-wife drops in on her at a bar.
How I Became a Deadbeat Dad
When W.F. Price had to chose between paying child support he couldn’t afford or spending six months away from his kids, there was only one real option.