Divorce News and Views

Read about the new book by Nigerian-American academic, describing the difficulties that immigrant marriages are put through in the United States, and also offer advice on how to prevent divorce.

Read how a doctor saved his wife’s life by donating to her his kidney, but now that they are divorcing is asking for either the kidney or it’s monetary value of $1.5 million in their divorce settlement.

Read about the new CBC documentary “How to Divorce and Not Wreck the Kids” by Vancouver-based filmmaker Maureen Palmer, following the lives of three couples with children who are all headed for divorce, and how each try their best to make the best for the

The divorce rate amongst the U.S. military is rising. Discover why, and how the Army and Marines’ efforts to help married troops’ marriages, including a compulsory conflict management and communication skills workshop.

Read an interview with movie director Shelli Ryan’s, whose latest movie, Jake’s Closet, explores the effects divorce can have on children when the parents put their well-being before their children’s.

Settling divorce cases out of the court has quickly become much more common, and is also being recommended as a faster method. Read advantages and advice from several family law judges.

Want to know the answer to why men cheat on their wives? This article answers this question and so much more about men and infidelity.

The devastating Hurricane Katrina left a lot of damage behind, including the family lives of all those affected by it. CNN reports that dealing with such circumstances but great stress on families, causing relationships to unravel and in some cases divorc

New York State’s National Organization for Women chapter now opposes no-fault divorce. New York still remains the sole state that has not agreed to allow “no fault” divorce. By Jeffrey Cottrill.