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The Exit - Ending a relationship is never easy. THE EXIT was developed to provide guidance and expert advice to address the many challenges: emotional, legal, financial, custody, property matters, and more. Whether you’re starting, in the middle, or finishing the process, THE EXIT is a comprehensive resource aimed at making uncoupling an easier and more manageable experience.

Children and Divorce - Divorce is common in the United States, with nearly 50% of all marriages ending in divorce. In many instances, children of divorce tend to feel the effects the most, given their inability to process and cope with continued stress. They have a particularly hard time learning to live without one of their parents, which in many cases is the father. Research has shown that, historically, fathers are less likely to get custody of their children, although this trend is changing.

SHOULD I TRY TO WORK IT OUT? - This guidebook is designed to be a resource to individuals who may be thinking about getting a divorce or whose spouse is thinking about divorce. These individuals are at the “crossroads of divorce,” facing a challenging decision that has powerful consequences for the future of their own lives, the lives of family members, and their communities. The guidebook contains research-based information about important questions that individuals at the crossroads of divorce often have, such as: Can my marriage be repaired and can we be happy again? Is divorce a reliable path to happiness? What are the effects of divorce on children, adults, and the communities they live in? What are the legal options for ending a marriage? With objective information and self-guided, written exercises, the authors try to answer these questions and many more in this guidebook and help individuals at the crossroads of divorce think clearly about the best path forward for themselves and their children.

THE DIVORCE REMEDY - Michele Weiner-Davis goes beyond her marriage-saving bestseller, Divorce Busting, with this empowering and encouraging guide for revitalizing marriage and building stronger, more loving bonds. In a down-to-earth style that is free of psychobabble, Weiner-Davis outlines a realistic, solution-oriented seven-step program for managing marital problems, which, when left unchecked, can drain the life out of a relationship.

Alternatives to Divorce with Bill Doherty - Divorce is a way to solve a problem that people don’t think they can solve by staying married. For some couples divorce may indeed be the best option, but for other couples there may be better ways to solve their problem.

Our Family Wizard - All of your co-parenting communication on a single platform. With OFW, your schedule, expenses, and communication are contained within one app, so you can solve shared custody challenges faster and without confusion. That means less conflict and more energy to focus on your children. Powerful tools document your parenting time, reimbursement requests, payments, exchanges, and more.

Creating a Safety-Focused Parenting Plan (A Model Template) - This guide is viewed as a “model template” created and published by the Oregon Judicial Department. The Center for Divorce Education views the material in this document to be helpful information for persons who find themselves in need of such services. This document contains forms that are specific to the State of Oregon. PLEASE CHECK WITH YOUR STATE to learn what forms or additional information is needed when creating a Safety-Focused Parenting Plan in your State. This document is intended solely as a guide.

Personal Safety-Plan Check-list - This document is provided through the National DV Hotline Website. These safety suggestions have been compiled from safety plans distributed by state domestic violence coalitions from around the country. Following these suggestions is not a guarantee of safety, but could help to improve your personal safety situation.

National Domestic Violence Hotline (Website) - This resource provides helpful information and assistance should you find yourself in a situation of abuse or violence. This site includes guidance for personal safety as well as the safety of your children.

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Divorce Rate by Education Level - Interesting new data on education and divorce as well as older generations and likelihood of divorce. It appears that education may just be the underlying factor of preventing many divorces.

States Requiring Divorce Education - More than 17 states throughout the U.S. require parents going through a divorce or separation to take a parenting class. This, of course, is not including many judges in other states who may also order parents to take a course. Some states also may have parents take a course in contested cases or have parents take a “High Conflict” course as needed for specific cases.

Children and Divorce - Divorce is common in the United States, with nearly 50% of all marriages ending in divorce. In many instances, children of divorce tend to feel the effects the most, given their inability to process and cope with continued stress. They have a particularly hard time learning to live without one of their parents, which in many cases is the father. Research has shown that, historically, fathers are less likely to get custody of their children, although this trend is changing.

How Does Divorce Affect Children’s Learning? - There can be many risks of divorce, but one of the many, is the effect on children. Studies have shown that divorce can lower grade point averages, diminish school achievement, and even have an impact on education into adulthood. The age of the children can also play a role on their education and overall wellbeing.

8 Ways Divorce Can Affect Children’s Academic Pursuits - Divorce can affect many aspects of a child’s life, including academics. It can affect their emotions, aspirations, grades, and behaviors. Here is a list of things to watch out for when it comes to children and their success through school.

Benefits of Parenting Education - The benefits of parenting education can be endless, but most importantly, it can help the parents and their children that are involved. Although it may be required for many parents, many parents finish our course with wonderful tools to help them succeed with their co-parenting relationship. The five main benefits of co-parenting classes.

How do Court Ordered Parenting Classes Work? - There are two types of parenting classes: In-person and Online courses. The courts generally decide which course will meet the requirements. Each class is meant to help parents navigate their divorce and make it easier on their children. They teach skills for effective communication between parents and how to help children manage the many feelings and difficulties surrounding the divorce or separation.

Why Choose Children in Between Courses for Parents? - Children in Between Online is evidence-based, meaning that it has been proven beneficial for parents and their children. This course teaches parents the essential skills needed to manage stress, effectively communicate with their co-parent and children, and the course is conveniently online so parents can take at their own time.

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The Center for Divorce Education

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CDE's Children in Between is a skills based program that helps children and parents deal with the children's reactions to divorce. This is the most highly recommended online parenting class in the United States.

The program is based on research that identifies the most common and stressful loyalty conflicts experienced by children of divorce. 

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