Years of parenting has led to one inevitable event: the day your teenager asks for a cell phone. While this may not be a surprise, you and your ex must decide together whether getting your teen a phone protects their best interests. If one of you buys a phone without the other’s consent, it may create serious discord between you and your former partner. There are a number of … [Read more...]
Public vs. Private School: What To Do If You And Your Ex Can’t Agree
Couples in the process of divorcing often say that the list of disagreements to resolve seems like it never ends. Some couples wage war on each other over every little thing… but you’d assume that one thing they should agree on is what’s best for their kids, right? Wrong. Custody battles are among the most frightening and traumatic aspects of divorce proceedings, for … [Read more...]
How to Tell Your Ex That You’re Going to Rehab
If you've been struggling with substance abuse, making the choice to go to rehab is an important first step. But it's hard to enter treatment without support, whether you're a newly single parent or simply struggling to keep up with daily responsibilities. Although the thought may be hard to face, it's often necessary to rely on your ex for support during this time — … [Read more...]
5 Effective Ways To Reduce Stress In A New Relationship
No new relationship is perfect. You are bound to experience some periods of stress after a divorce no matter how much you’re motivated to move on to bigger and better things. Learning how to manage and ultimately reduce the level of stress in a new relationship is a crucial skill that every divorcee needs to practice. As far as stress in relationships goes, here are some … [Read more...]
Five Pieces Of Truly Profound Advice From Divorcees
Recently, Quickie Divorce polled 2,000 of our former customers, all of whom had been divorced for at least two years, to determine their current relationship statuses. Whilst our survey was designed to determine how likely people are to embark on new romantic relationships following their divorces, it turns out that this wasn’t the most valuable information we’d glean from … [Read more...]
