Monthly Archives: August 2024
Want to Be a Better Parent? Divorce
So many articles and other media tell us that children deserve to live in a two-parent household. This is less stressful for the kids. But is it really? When there are two parents involved, the typical strategy is that kids have to be managed, handled, and controlled. Once a couple divorces, though, that tends… Read More »
Can an Open Relationship Save Your Marriage?
In the past, marriage meant monogamy, but in 2024, that may no longer be the case. More and more couples are exploring open marriages. Open relationships are where partners agree to have romantic or sexual relationships with others outside of the marriage. They are sometimes considered a way to address issues in a marriage…. Read More »
Dealing With the Seven-Year Itch
The honeymoon phase is the most exciting time in a marriage. A couple is madly in love. They feel like they are on Cloud Nine. But that feeling doesn’t last forever. Marriages require maintenance. When a couple doesn’t put enough effort into their marriage, it will deteriorate. This tends to happen around the seventh… Read More »
What to Ask Before Giving Up on Your Marriage
Life is not easy, and that applies to marriages as well. Many couples seem to think that marriages just operate on their own, but that’s not true at all. Relationships take work, and when one or both parties don’t want to put in enough effort, marriages lead to divorce. Should you call it quits?… Read More »
What is Phubbing and Why Does it Lead to Divorce?
Young people nowadays use so much jargon and slang. One word you may or may not have heard of is phubbing. Phubbing is a portmanteau of the words “phone” and “snubbing.” It is defined as the practice of ignoring one’s spouse or romantic partner so they can spend time on their phone or other… Read More »
Are Different Political Views a Petty Reason for Divorce?
It seems like religion and politics are two hot topics among families and other groups of people. Everyone seems to have a different opinion about what to believe, what is right, and who should be president. This is especially true right now. We’re in an election year and have just two primary candidates: Joe… Read More »
Will No-Fault Divorce Be Banned?
Nowadays, it’s hard to keep politics out of marriage. Republicans have banned abortion in many states. Now they are looking to ban no-fault divorce. How will this affect Florida, which is strictly a no-fault state? Banning no-fault divorce would push America behind instead of allowing it to progress. In the 1960s and earlier, it… Read More »
Registries Help Those Divorcing Move On
When you get married, you have a gift registry. When you have a baby, you usually have a registry as well. But getting divorced? Traditionally, you don’t do much except deal with your lawyer or the court and end your marriage. But now there are registries to help you move on after a divorce…. Read More »
Red Lobster Files Breach of Contract Suit Due to Lack of Crabmeat
When two companies enter a contract, it is expected that both will abide by their obligations. However unexpected events such as pandemics can occur and throw a wrench into a company’s future plans and growth. This is what happened to Red Lobster. Last year, the popular seafood restaurant filed a breach of contract lawsuit… Read More »
New Florida Laws to Rein in HOAs
Florida is known for warm weather, beautiful beaches, and alligators. They’re also known for HOA disputes. The Sunshine State has a plethora of homeowners associations governing condos, apartments, and homes. This means there are many rules that need to be followed, and a lot of these restrictions end up in petty arguments. HOAs cannot… Read More »