By Miranda Altice

This book list has been curated by parents, teachers, and therapists to help kids process their emotions and feeling around the topic of divorce.

By Julia Ries

Divorced parents feel all kinds of guilt. How could they break up their kid's family? How is it going to affect them in the future? Some kids use that guilt to play their parents. We talked to experts who explain why giving in is a bad idea and how to stay strong.

How to know when it's time to separate or divorce.

By Laura Richards

Divorce is hard on everyone, especially kids. Dr. Jennifer Guttman, PsyD Clinical Psychologist provides tips for how to talk to your kids.

Follow these 8 steps to help make your divorce process as smooth as possible.

Use these tips to help make the dating scene a little less nerve-racking and a little more fun.

Learn how divorce affects boys and how you can mitigate these effects.

When going through a divorce, use this worksheet to make sure you and your ex have your assets sorted out properly.

Use this form to keep track of your mediator's fees, form of payments, and overall plan.

When going through a divorce, learn how to assemble a financial affidavit before documents become scattered in a spouse's reorganization or move.

Organize divorce information and lawyers with this attorney checklist worksheet.

Find tips to ease the introduction of your new significant other to your children.

Learn how to involve your child in your new relationship, post-divorce.

Get tips on how to go about dating after a divorce.

You are still a parent after divorce. Find out how to adjust to the single parent lifestyle as a mother.

When your relationship can't be helped, divorce may be your only choice. But tread carefully.

Learn how to ease the stress that comes with dealing with your ex over financial problems.

Find information on the legal aspects of child support.