Katherine Miller

Oct 7, 2024 | divorcedgirlsmiling.com | Katherine Miller

When parents are getting divorced, the children or even just one child may start taking sides with one or the other, even if you’ve tried to keep them out of it. So, what do you do when a child is taking sides in a divorce, and even worse, when  your ex is doing nothing to heal the breach–and maybe even encouraging it? It’s a tough situation. Children should not be drawn into the adult issues of divorce or be encouraged to take sides.

Jul 3, 2024 | divorcedgirlsmiling.com | Katherine Miller

Are you going through a divorce after 30 years of marriage or more? Did you stay with your spouse far longer than you should have? Now that you’ve finally pulled the plug and the divorce is actually happening, you may be surprised to find yourself feeling emotional, unsettled, and intimidated by the single life that now lies ahead of you. How do you begin to rebuild your life? Here are 5 tips for divorce after 30 years of marriage or more1.

Jun 28, 2024 | digitalcommons.library.tmc.edu | Katherine Miller |Adithe C. Rivaldi |Noriyuki Shinagawa |Sahib Sran

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Mar 22, 2024 | divorcedgirlsmiling.com | Katherine Miller |Jackie Pilossoph

The blended family. It sounds so perfect. After all, the Brady Bunch seemed pretty happy, didn’t they? What the iconic seventies sitcom never showed us was that Mrs. Brady almost assuredly got on the boys’ nerves, at times, and the girls probably wished they could spend some time alone with just their mom—without the rest of the clan. And, we would be willing to bet there were times when one of the girls said to their mother, “He can’t tell me what to do, he’s not even my real dad!” Get the picture?

Jan 9, 2024 | divorcedgirlsmiling.com | Katherine Miller

I have a dear old friend who I value for her willingness to ask me hard questions and tell me the truth no matter what. Of course, I appreciate the support of all my friends, but I know I can trust this friend not to try to make me feel better, but rather to help me solve the problem. I’m referring to tips for conflict resolution. I think I owe the same service my friend provides me to my clients. It’s pretty obvious that people in conflict often feel outraged by the other person’s behavior.