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Subtle Signs of Narcissism

By Divorce, Mental Health

 Subtle signs of narcissism that the average person could easily miss in the beginning of a relationship.  They’re Willing to Take Advantage  People who have narcissistic traits are often willing to take advantage of others when the opportunity presents itself. Usually, people want to reciprocate when someone does something nice…

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Man sitting at computer while woman is angry - A couple practicing healthy communication techniques during a disagreement to avoid marital breakdown.

Five Rules for Fighting

By Family Law, Mental Health

Don’t Call Names or Make Character Attacks  Name calling and personal attacks should be considered unacceptable in your marriage. It’s okay to be upset because of something your partner did or said. However, resist the urge to pick them apart as a person. For example, “I feel taken for granted…

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Is Adoption through Foster Care Easier? 

By Family Law

Cost  One of the biggest benefits of foster care adoption is cost. Those who have never looked into adoption typically do not understand that adopting a child is not as straightforward as it sounds. Depending on your circumstances and location, the cost of private adoption can be exorbitant. In many states, it is not uncommon for the…

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Dealing with DCFS when You’re a “Good Parent”

By DCFS

How Does DCFS Get Involved with “Good” Parents?  Imagine this: you’re taking a nap on the couch, only to be awoken by a knock on the door. It’s the police and they’re concerned that your seven-year-old was playing outside unsupervised, and you didn’t even know they’d gotten outside. Stuff like this happens all the time and can, in some cases, cause DCFS to pay…

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Five Myths about Adoption

By Divorce

They Pay You to Adopt  While foster parents are generally paid a stipend to cover the day-to-day expenses of the foster children they’re caring for, foster parents aren’t paid money to adopt their foster kids. Although adopting via the foster care system generally comes with minimal expenses when compared to…

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