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Dear Annie: Divorcing wife needs to talk to lawyer before vacating a home she owns
Dear Annie: My husband has made it clear that he wants out of the marriage and is asking me to move out of our home. We have already tried counseling, and I am emotionally exhausted. He is pushing for me to leave without discussing any kind of support for our teenage child, and I am feeling pressured and overwhelmed.
Dear Annie: Should I move out without talking to a lawyer during a divorce?
Dear Annie: My husband has made it clear that he wants out of the marriage and is asking me to move out of our home. We have already tried counseling, and I am emotionally exhausted. He is pushing for me to leave without discussing any kind of support for our teenage child, and I am feeling pressured and overwhelmed.
Dear Annie: I’ll be starting college this fall, and while I’m excited to grow academically, I’m also looking forward to ...
DEAR WISER AND WONDERING: Yes, it’s appropriate -- when done with care. A parent’s loving honesty, shared gently and ...
The key is balance. You do not need to give your friends a play by play, but it can help avoid confusion later if you mention you are seeing someone. A simple “Yes, I’m dating someone, and I’m keeping ...
I'll be starting college this fall, and while I'm excited to grow academically, I'm also looking forward to making new ...
DEAR ANNIE: I have a frustrating problem with my mother. I’m 40 years old, but she still treats me like I’m a teenager. She ...
I reached out to someone I know who occasionally visits her, hoping they could give me a better sense of how she’s really ...
Dear Still a Woman: You have every right to seek companionship and joy in this stage of your life. You spent years putting ...
My sister lives across the country and recently lost her husband. She doesn't have much of a support system nearby, and she's ...
I’ve been married to a wonderful man for over 10 years, and during that time, I’ve grown to love his son as my own. My ...
DEAR HEAVY HEART: Your concerns are valid, and your instincts as a mother are spot-on. At 8 years old, kids should be playing ...
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