A father from Nebraska, outraged at what he believed was nothing more than rampant sexism -- a sexism that striped him of the right of a real relationship with his daughter.
Nebraska's judges need new insight into the science of custody
The top experts in child development and divorce gathered recently to talk about one thing: the well-being of the children of broken marriages.
Tips for safely co-signing a loan in case the primary dies
Co-signing a loan for a relative or friend is always something that you should think about carefully -- after all, you could be stuck with the payments if that relative or friend fails to pay. However, even if you entirely trust this person to make the payments, you need to beware of another possibility: He or she could die.
An unfaithful spouse signals a time to divorce
Once upon a time, people stayed in unhappy marriages because it simply wasn't acceptable to leave -- marriage was often viewed as a contract between families and, even if it wasn't, it was definitely a business arrangement that people couldn't easily depart.
Divorcing the narcissist: How you survive
Are you divorcing a narcissist? If you thought living with one was rough, you're about to find out that divorcing one is even rougher.
