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Divorce brings with it many negative emotions. Some of these emotions can cause stress that will interfere in our ability to function in our every day lives. The biggest favor you can do yourself is to learn how to relax, let go of the stress and just let the “chips fall.” Focus more on keeping yourself active, healthy and moving forward... 

Reading Breaking up is hard to do financially for cohabiting couples from Scotsman.com Business once again brings to mind how disadvantaged those Hoosiers who live together without getting married are compared with other places. First of all there is no legislation in Indiana protecting the property rights of those cohabitating . Hit the link below... 

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In the early 1970’s, Judith Wallerstein, began to study the effects of divorce on children. She studied a group of 131 children and their families who were going through the divorce process over a period of 25 years. In her book, The Unexpected Legacy of Divorce: A 25 Year Landmark Study, published in 2000, we learn that children really... 

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