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When one parent sets the youngster against the other parent for no legitimate reason, they are taking part in parental distance. This risky conduct is more typical that you might want to accept and happens in numerous Family Lawyer... more
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As pornography use becomes more commonplace in the United States, and increasingly so among younger cohorts, a growing literature is considering its potential connection to key social and cultural institutions. The current study examines... more
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We have a problem in the arena of divorce and custody. We have a system that is not impartial and often serves as a breeding ground for disingenuous and unethical actions committed by players in the legal arena and sometimes (knowingly... more
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This article explores the age difference of marrying and divorcing couples, calculated by subtracting the wife's age from the husband's. Age difference is of interest in the study of families and partnership behaviour. It is also... more
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In this paper, with linear regressions to investigate how relationships dissolution affects sexual attitudes and behaviors, the authors address the stereotype that newly single people seek multiple sexual partners. Although the newly... more
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From the above mentioned admitted facts, it is evident that the petitioner needs sufficient amount of money for the treatment of breast cancer. Hence, it cannot be ruled out that in order to save her life by getting money, she agreed for... more
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Houston Family Law Lawyers: Over the past 6 months, I have met with several potential clients who decided to make some major financial decisions with their boyfriend or girlfriend and unfortunately the relationship did not work out.
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On March 16, 1996, the author interviewed her mother, Beth Tillmann, about Beth's parents' divorce and her life as a foster child. From detailed notes taken during this phone conversation and from family stories told to the author... more
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The film, Tender Mercies, focuses on Addiction and Redemption. This paper looks at different dimensions of loss and salvation in their work.
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Review of Anne Stopper, Monday at Gaj’s: The Story of the Irish Women’s Liberation Movement (Liffey Press, 2006). The Irish Literary Supplement 27: 1 (fall 2007): 12.
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Background: Emotional divorce refers to a situation in which the emotional relationship, support, passion, warmth, attention, love, and intimacy between couples (husband & wife) decline or diminish. Such conditions lead to an... more
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In the event that you are going to embrace a Divorce or Child Custody and have a youngster then you ought to be comfortable with a Standard Possession Order and what it involves. Our State Legislature made the Standard Possession Order,... more
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Infants, parental separation, custody, and overnight care: a vexed combination of issues and needs that has long perplexed the family law field. Carol George and Judith Solomon have conducted the only published observational study of... more
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מאמר זה מבקש להסביר את הסיבות להתנגדות הנחרצת של בתי הדין השרעיים בישראל למינוי בוררת אישה בתיקי "ריב וסכסוך" (נזאע ושקאק). המאמר מראה כי הפונקציה התפקידית שממלאי הבוררים בהליכי ריב וסכסוך נושאת בחובה משקל אידיאולוגי פטריארכלי ניכר, השואב... more
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In this paper, I argue against any state intrusion and interference that amounts to scrutiny of parents based on their decision to separate. The state, to my mind, ought not to be involved in childrearing decisions in cases of divorce... more
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Co-parenting after divorce has an impact on child adjustment, namely, when parenting gate- keeping and conflict occur. After separation/divorce parents coercive parenting and styles, conflict and triangulation co-parenting types can... more
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War die Ehescheidung noch vor wenigen Jahrzehnten gesellschaftlich stark stigmatisiert und eher eine Ausnahmeerscheinung, gehört sie inzwischen für einen Großteil der einmal Verheirateten zur Normalbiografie. Erheblich gewandelt haben... more
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This study investigates the long-term effects of parental divorce on adolescent psychological adjustment and well-being, and to what extent the effects are accounted for by parental psychological distress. Data were collected among 8,984... more
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Often, divorce does not end disturbed marital relationships. Of 105 families that experienced divorce, 52 percent had hostile postdivorce interactions requiring at least 1 court intervention, and 31 percent required 2 to 10 court... more
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The need for cross-border cooperation in family matters in the European Union was identified and politically expressed already in the 1990s. The first legislative act adopted in this field was the Brussels II Regulation of 2000. It... more
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Past –based data regarding the social life of OECD countries show the institute family underwent the important transitions from the functional and structural point of view. While the number of one-person family is showing an increase,... more
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