by Wevorce Team | Apr 29, 2021 | Co-Parenting, Communication, Considering Divorce, Divorce, Empowerment, Marriage, Mental Health, Newly Single, Relationships
What every person wants is to lead a happy and fulfilling life. It sounds easy enough, but in reality it’s not so simple when life challenges us every day. The world in which we live today is filled with stressors, a constant barrage of them. Add to that life altering...
by Wevorce Team | Aug 14, 2018 | Communication, Marriage
In even the most solid relationships, communication is a struggle at one point or another. Sometimes expressing oneself honestly is difficult — or it can hurt one’s partner. Here are several reasons why couples forget to communicate. Stress This is perhaps the...
by Wevorce Team | Jul 12, 2018 | Finances, Household, Marriage
Let’s face it; the stress of buying a home can be enough to push the happiest couple to their edge. This stress compounds when you’re already working through the most raw, sensitive areas of your life with your partner. That doesn’t mean you can’t take the next step...
by Wevorce Team | May 23, 2018 | Marriage, Parenting
According to the Merriam-Webster Dictionary, the term “Nuclear Family” was first used in 1941. The term itself refers to the traditional notion that a family consists of two parents and their children, but considering that the term is nearly 80 years old, it can be...
by Wevorce Team | May 8, 2018 | Considering Divorce, Marriage
Being married to someone who is emotionally distant is not easy. Your relationship may feel like a roller coaster, with you constantly fearing that you’ll be left alone. Your efforts to get closer may be repeatedly shut down by your spouse. If any of this is true...
by Wevorce Team | Mar 21, 2018 | Divorce, Marriage
Before deciding on a divorce, you will want to weigh all your options and decide what is and isn’t working in the relationship. You or your partner may be able to change some things so as to save the marriage, although some issues may be deal breakers. In this...
