| Every hurt, angry, upwardly mobile divorcing person is vulnerable to such fantasies. |
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| He met Cynthia while on holiday in Italy, shortly after divorcing his second wife. |
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| Ba'athism was developed in 1932 by Michel Aflaq and Salah-al-Din Bitaar as a means of divorcing religion from Arabism. |
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| State lawmakers are passing laws that level the playing field for divorcing dads. |
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| The androgyny of today, where everything is unisex and uniform, destroys culture by divorcing it from the reality of human existence. |
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| This culminated in a late night call from one A-list director who asked the producer to inform his wife that he was divorcing her. |
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| They expected to get away with a plain denial of history rather than a mere insistence on divorcing history from politics. |
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| Couples can resolve the problems of divorcing without becoming involved in the stress, hassle and financial cost of a court settlement. |
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| After some time together, she separated from her husband with the intention of divorcing him, and moved into separate accommodation. |
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| The critics have skewered him, his wife is divorcing him, and the studio wants to fire him. |
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| The couple were married for six years, but she is in the process of divorcing him on the grounds of unreasonable behaviour. |
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| Has he ever tried writing music without refracting things through his own personal experience, divorcing himself from the act of creation? |
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| She opted out of counseling after a few sessions, some of which included her husband, and they ended up divorcing. |
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| When he was 21, according to Lenawee County court records, Stone married Deanna Zuke, divorcing her nine years later. |
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| Is January a good time to consider divorcing a sibling, parent or other family member who makes you miserable? |
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| If you think divorce between two people is messy and traumatic, imagine divorcing yourself. |
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| Bullied at school and with her parents divorcing at home, she was an easy victim to his promises of love. |
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| A satisfactory and lasting result in the water context cannot be achieved and should not be attempted by wholly divorcing consideration of the overriding conflict. |
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| You're no closer to divorcing the SOB than you were two years ago. |
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| New Quebecers in the process of divorcing can wonder which rules apply to them and even be afraid that they will be forced to leave Canada. |
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| Indeed the law obliged heiresses on their father's death to marry his closest available relative, even if it meant divorcing their current spouse, to keep property intact. |
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| There are no easy solutions to the wide variety of complex and controversial issues facing divorcing families. |
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| This group consists of women whose husbands have left the marital home without warning and without divorcing their wives. |
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| Ms Harb assumed this was confirmation of their divorce and married a further two times, divorcing both men. |
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| These courts included provision for court-based services to facilitate and improve services for divorcing and separating families. |
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| In Derrickson v. Derrickson, the spouses were divorcing after many years of marriage. |
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| It's very important that divorcing parents be open and honest with their children. |
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| The project includes a program for parents as well as one specifically for children of separating or divorcing families. |
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| Reportedly, women usually escape domestic violence by divorcing, thus explaining the high divorce rate in Belarus. |
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| A cynic might question how divorcing the casino magnate Steve Wynn two years earlier and taking half his business make your fortune self-made. |
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| We tend to hear from one side of the divorcing couple and very quickly reinforce that notion of victimhood. |
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| Since she is divorcing, Anne-Sophie seeks a way to calm his mother who insists on the back with her husband. |
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| Moulding is currently helping a divorcing couple work through the conditions of a prenup they wrote before DOMA was reversed. |
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| A court-based educational program for divorcing parents and their children aged six or older. |
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| He's also had a few changes over the years as well, getting married with a childhood sweetheart and then divorcing a few years later, travelling around Asia, etc etc. |
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| My wife is divorcing me, so that's February and March ruined. |
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| The campus near Latrobe is not completely divorcing itself from politics. |
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| Two women want the supreme court to rule that they should have had more money after divorcing. |
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| So if you hear about divorce, it'll be my wife divorcing me. |
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| Kabakov is the Beckett of the art world, creating silences and divorcing himself from the cackle. |
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| Note that divorcing does not revoke a will. |
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| Hines was also in the process of divorcing a spouse, Paul Young. |
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| He never met his father, with his mother marrying his stepfather when he was 2 and divorcing 10 years later. |
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| Separating and divorcing parents frequently put their children in the middle of their conflicts by demanding that they choose sides and work with one parent against the other. |
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| But, in divorcing from mass culture in order to aestheticise it, are collectives of art-makers still faced with an inescapable dialectic? |
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| Highly conflictual divorcing families make heavy demands on the energies of family law attorneys, mediators, custody evaluators, counselors, and even judges. |
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| The most common reason given for divorcing is feeling unloved. |
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| He had told us about his parents divorcing and his father remarrying. |
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| Previously, it was possible for divorcing couples to apply for joint custody but it was relatively unusual, and many courts were reluctant to consider this possibility. |
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| It was short-lived, the couple divorcing in 1981 – a year before McGillis was raped at knifepoint by two assailants who forced their way into her Manhattan apartment. |
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| Voters were dismayed by the distraction of his whirlwind romance with Carla Bruni, a former supermodel, whom he married in February after divorcing his previous wife, Cécilia, last autumn. |
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| They are marrying less, divorcing more and having fewer children. In this confusing new world, it is hard to talk about a traditional family type. |
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| At the age of 22, the Cornell student's plans foundered when his father suddenly announced that he was divorcing Sandy's mother and selling the family's steel-importing business where the son had expected to work. |
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| Through that time I've met numerous divorced and divorcing fathers and have been amazed at the commonality in the patterns of events that have pushed parents to the fringes of their children's lives. |
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| Those allowances were paid in his name and on his behalf to his wife, an official of the European Parliament whom he is in the process of divorcing. |
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| Giving both parents the presumption of equal responsibility and time on marriage breakdown would be the best thing that could happen for children of divorcing parents. |
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| Such research, using large sample groups, should begin by establishing baseline measures for the amount of conflict that normally exists in divorcing families as compared to intact families. |
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| Management has had difficulty divorcing itself from these daily concerns so that it can assess new approaches or alternatives for accomplishing the organization's mandate. |
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| It is unclear whether shared parenting is a useful norm for parents in the second category, by far the largest category of separating and divorcing parents. |
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| However, recognizing that changing the law cannot address all the problems facing separating and divorcing parents, this document also asks for views on services that would help parents and children. |
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| Another argument in favour of divorcing from UNDP the responsibility of coordination of the entire family of United Nations organizations, is that this might clarify accountability, which is otherwise blurred. |
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| It should be noted that this sample is biased in that their rate of verbal and physical aggression is considerably higher than that of a normal divorcing sample. |
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| In 1998, the Department developed and launched a child support Web page on its site to provide divorcing and divorced parents with information on the Child Support Initiative. |
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| The Commission's new proposals are divorcing aid from production and transferring direct aid resources for farmers to the second pillar, to the benefit mainly of businessmen. |
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| Since men are usually the primary wage earners, if a divorcing man's salary is low, the increased expenses of separate living will force the divorcing wife and any children onto public assistance. |
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| After divorcing Douglas, her third and final marriage was to Henry Stewart, with whom she had another daughter, Dorothea Stewart. |
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| Throughout his reign, Charles firmly dismissed the idea of divorcing Catherine, and she remained faithful to Charles throughout their marriage. |
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| In some cases a divorcing couple that has been a client will want the CPA to advise them both and work with each spouse's individual counsel. |
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| Yet, the issue of dividing compensatory stock options between divorcing spouses still causes major headaches. |
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| You do not need to go into explanations of why you are divorcing, but just state that you have irreconcilable differences. |
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| And now that the housing market is beginning to recover, couples who have put off divorcing are seeing it as more feasible. |
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| The divorcing spouses must consider how the split will affect themselves, their children, the disposition of their marital property and other financial arrangements. |
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| And the younger you marry, the greater your likelihood of divorcing. |
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| Dividing these funds in the event of a divorce is a complex process fraught with serious tax implications CPAs need to be aware of to counsel divorcing clients. |
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| The couple, still close despite divorcing in 1996, took out a joint mortgage on the ski lodge, worth PS10-13million, rather than buying it outright, a source said. |
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| Divorcing a filesystem from the kernel, he says, is the same as microkernels' attempt to split the guts of a system into discrete pieces. |
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| Divorcing himself from feelings, he comes up with a weird comparison between human beings and galliwasps. |
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