Why Divorce May Not Be 'The End'

Friday, October 21, 2011 Why Divorce May Not Be 'The End' According to a new study, a significant number of divorcing parents were open to saving their marriage and would even try professional reconciliation services -- despite having already filed for divorce. We talked to the study's lead researcher to help us get a better understanding of these findings. The Four-Letter Word That Could Prevent A Nightmarish Split Author Elmore Leonard Divorcing Wife Of 18 Years The 5 Most Unfair Divorce Laws Ashton And Demi Get A Ballsy Invitation When Should You Introduce Your Kids To Your New Man? BLOG POSTS Nancy Fagan: How To Cut The Marital Cord Last week a clown walked into my office, decked out in a creepy clown costume, a painted smile and tearfully asked, "My wife and I are already divorced. Is there something I can do to get her the hell out of my life?" Laura Campbell: What Hurricane Irene Taught Me About Divorce When Irene came through, I had no idea of just how significantly my property had been affected and how long the clean-up would take. My divorce, like Irene, also came tearing through my life, leaving chaos and a major mess behind it. Juliet Jeske: Why There Are No Such Thing As 'Rebound' Relationships I don't know why they call them rebound relationships. When I think of a rebound I think of a ball bouncing off of a wall, which is a fairly tame thing.

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