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DoOver.com expert available for interview on the emotional cues men give when they are cheating.

The sheer jolt of divorce – being alone and adjusting to the single lifestyle – allows us to learn from mistakes, break vicious cycles, and become healthier and happier people. Therapist Donna Wilburn tells us how on DoOver.com.

Haggling over a divorce settlement is difficult enough, but factoring in a child with special needs requires extra consideration and care. Lili Vasileff of the Amer. Assoc. of Divorce Financial Planners offers wisdom and humor.

Is your ex-husband hiding income to avoid paying child support? How do I get my half of my wife’s pension? Do I have to sell my home or business to divorce my spouse?

DoOver.com, the online community for divorcing women, invited Carl Palatnik of the Association of Divorce Financial Planners to write about what is fair in a divorce settlement (see article below). The answers may be surprising.

Will you get a better divorce settlement if you catch your spouse cheating? One divorce attorney says its won’t help your since most states have no-fault divorce laws.

Working parents in the midst of a divorce often realize that they also have grown apart from their children. Divorce is an opportunity to realize that your greatest gift to your children is you.

All of us have boyfriends/girlfriends whom we dated years ago and always wondered about. DoOver.com's Zoe (a divorced single mom) talks about meeting up with her old college boyfriend and finding he's even cuter than back then -- and divorced!

Many people in the midst of divorce feel like they are alone - but that is not true! There are approximately 850,000 divorces each year. Cassandra England is a single mom and blogger for DoOver.com, an online community for divorcing women.

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