by Fred Campos | May 24, 2014 | Marriage & Remarriage Tips
The divorce isn’t final, but it’s in the works. You know your relationship to your Ex and your children will change in many ways you can predict and other you cannot. But just because you are dealing with each other on a different plane, it’s critical you focus on one...
by Fred Campos | May 18, 2014 | Marriage & Remarriage Tips
Society likes parents to be married. Marriage creates a more solid bond and stability, and for the most part, a better environment for children. But today many parents aren’t married, and they like it that way. While such a set-up has some advantages, a breakup can...
by Fred Campos | May 3, 2014 | Marriage & Remarriage Tips
[A]ccording to the National Center for Health Statistics more than half of those divorced will remarry within 5 years and another 25% will remarry within 10 years. Unfortunately, sadly these marriages have less of a chance of success than their first marriage. With a...
by Fred Campos | Feb 12, 2014 | Marriage & Remarriage Tips
Step-parents or “bonus parents” in my experience are a real blessing. As both a child of remarried parents and a parent who is married with blended kids, I think I can appreciate this concept from many different angles. My parents re-married well. I was blessed to...
by Fred Campos | Aug 6, 2013 | Marriage & Remarriage Tips
[M]aybe you haven’t gotten divorced, or you’ve just been served papers by your soon-to-be Ex. At this point, stop and carefully consider the cost of time, money and effort of getting divorced with children. Contested custody battles can take two to five years. Read...
by Fred Campos | Jan 19, 2009 | Marriage & Remarriage Tips
[A]s the door to his garage door opened, Wes knew something was wrong. The state of the garage had been ransacked and the back door stood wide open. He quickly entered the house and realized his worst fears had come true. Wes had not been robbed, per se, but some of...
