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Divorce Magazine Latest Issue of Divorce Magazine Helps Readers Overcome Negative Thinking

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Dan Couvrette, Publisher and CEO, Divorce Magazine
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www.DivorceMagazine.com

Divorce Magazine’s latest edition features articles on divorce recovery, parental alienation, financial planning during and after divorce, and other essential resources for divorcing spouses.

Divorce Magazine’s winter/spring 2012 edition features an important and timely look at how individuals going through divorce can transform their negative thoughts into positive insight, and use that new awareness to make wise and compassionate decisions during divorce.

“A positive attitude, emotional well-being, and mental clarity are three keys to making the right decisions during divorce,” commented Dan Couvrette, publisher of Divorce Magazine. “And it’s not just the health, happiness and financial stability of divorcing spouses at stake. It’s also the children, who are watching their parents to see how they should act and react to what’s happening. Studies show that it’s often not divorce itself that harms children and leaves lasting emotional wounds, but it’s how parents behave towards each other, and how they conduct themselves, that has the biggest impact.”

With respect to children and divorce, the edition also features a penetrating exploration of how to deal with parental alienation in court and at home. The article was written by Judge Michele Lowrance, a sitting domestic-relations judge in the Circuit Court of Illinois. “I have been a judge on the divorce bench for 16 years, and have watched the wreckage of the corrosive legacy of parental alienation and visitation interference play out over decades,” Judge Lowrence writes. “We have no statistics for measuring this group because the victims are too vast. But the concentric circles include the children, their children, and the extended family as well. The declaration of war by one parent on another creates radioactive fallout, which contaminates for generations.”

Divorce Magazine’s winter/spring 2012 has a range of topical and timely articles, tips and resources for divorcing individuals at all stages of the process, including:

• How to stay financially safe during divorce
• An easy-to-understand overview of Collaborative Divorce
• Understanding the divorce process and how it works
• Selecting the right family lawyer and other divorce professionals
• How to tell your spouse that you want a divorce
• Helping children dealing with the shock of divorce
• FAQs provided by experienced family lawyers and other experts
• A list of local divorce professionals, including family lawyers, therapists, mediators, financial advisors, and more

The Winter/Spring 2012 issue of Divorce Magazine is available now. Additionally, Divorce Magazine’s online knowledge center, located at www.DivorceMagazine.com, contains thousands of divorce-related articles, news items, polls, discussion forum, a blog, information on local divorce professionals, and other resources. Access is free and no registration is required.

About Divorce Magazine

Launched in 1996, Divorce Magazine is North America’s only magazine devoted entirely to divorce. The magazine is published twice a year with six regional editions and is full of helpful articles as well as guides to local divorce professionals. The website www.DivorceMagazine.com, has been a leading divorce-related source since 1996 and offers thousands of pages of self-help articles as well as divorce news, public forums, polls, information on local divorce professionals, and a blog located at http://divorceblog.divorcemag.com. The company also runs www.BlogsOnDivorce.com, which features expert opinion and insight from leading divorce professionals, including judges, lawyers, mediators, therapists and more. For more information on Divorce Magazine, www.DivorceMagazine.com and www.BlogsOnDivorce.com, contact publisher and CEO Dan Couvrette at (866) 803-6667 ext. 24 or email [email protected].