October 2010 Newsletter
October 5, 2010
Parenting Separation & Divorce: After the Beginning
by Stephen H. Hill, Ph.D.
Surviving the initial dissolution of a marriage with children is one of the most taxing and stressful times any parent can face. Once the decision to divorce is made, the physical separation enacted, and initial custody schedules figured out, many other issues and questions may arise only later.
Questions about moving—and related school changes— may come up many months or years after this initial separation. Any number of factors can bring on this latter round of major transition: a delayed sale of the original home, job changes, or the original home becoming a financial or emotional strain to remain in long-term. Read more