Monthly Archives: May 2019

Culture and Heritage Minister Josepha Madigan. Photo: Peter Cavanagh Photography Minister denies complacency about divorce referendum Independent.ie Culture Minister Josepha Madigan has insisted there is no complacency in Government over the outcome of the forthcoming divorce referendum. https://www.independent.ie/irish-news/politics/minister-denies-complacency-about-divorce-referendum-38074734.html https://www.independent.ie/incoming/article37711730.ece/bebf2/AUTOCROP/h342/14%20NEWS%205122nd%20November%20201.jpg Email Culture Minister Josepha Madigan has insisted there is no complacency in Government over the outcome …

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Divorce is one of the most distressing events you can ever experience. Learning how to heal a broken heart when dealing with life after divorce can be tough. Especially if you didn’t want to end your marriage. RELATED: The 8 Best Strategies For Coping With Divorce (So You Can Get Back To Normal) Divorce can cause pain of …

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A lot can happen in seven years — except, apparently, if you’re Bethenny Frankel, and you want to move on from your ex. On the latest episode of The Real Housewives of New York City, the Skinnygirl mogul was feeling the stress of the constant battle, which currently has to do with custody issues (clip above). Major …

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There are so many permutation and combinations to a divorce, but the two most important choices to be made are to either end it gracefully or fight to the finish. Naturally divorce is the death of a dream and transpires because there’s incompatibility, grievances, disillusionment, disrespect and neglect amongst many other reasons. Interestingly, I increasingly …

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Most newly single people agree that you find yourself in serious limbo when you are separating. You feel displaced for many reasons — but it was loneliness that I had to overcome in a big way.  My kids were quite young when I separated, so once I got home after work, did the bath routine, …

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Former brides are burning their wedding dresses during divorce parties, which are now the new trend in Ireland, according to an event planner. Throwing paint pots on the dress, halving toasters and even splitting friends between ex-couples are now often the rites of passage to celebrate the end of a marriage. Former Red Rock soap …

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“More often than not, parties who are separating are in a tense and highly emotional situation. The potential for conflict is high. Their interaction and communications may greatly frustrate the possibility of finding sensible resolution of their differences. Unless they find mechanisms or processes to control and reduce their disagreements, the situation can flare up …

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At the end of 2017, a courageous individual – known in the case as RF – took the decision to take the Department for Work and Pensions to court over changes to personal independence payment regulations. The case was led by lawyers at the Public Law Project and supported by a number of charities, including …

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