The following questions are related to ‘Divorce’ at Ask the Psychologist: Online Licensed Psychologist.
Q: My boyfriend, who has a 16-year-old son, got divorced about a year and a half ago. For the last 6 months or so his son has been very ill. He has a 100-103 degree fever and is vomiting. We have him every other weekend and oddly enough, when he is with us nothing seems […]
Q: I left my ex-husband a few years ago due to his threats to kill me, constant lying, yelling at our kids (or myself) over trivial events, chronic unemployment, slamming doors, throwing things at walls, alcohol abuse, and bugging the house and my computer. I found thousands of very disturbing pornographic material (including snuff and […]
Q: I have been in a relationship for two and a half years. We are engaged and have been living together for five months. He is recently divorced and is now paying alimony and child support. He earns less than his monthly bills. He is having issues with his 17-year-old daughter, who is spoiled, selfish […]
Q: In my two year relationship with a gentleman and his child, I am struggling with an ex-wife who is determined to call almost every day, change the visitation schedule on a whim, and ask the dad to drop what he is doing (even if he has other plans) to take care of her last […]
Q: I left my wife two years ago because she cheated on me, and I have now been divorced for over a year. I dated a few other women but never wanted anything serious with any of them because I was going through a healing phase. A few weeks ago, I met a wonderful woman […]
Q: I’m 28 and married to a man I dated for three years, and knew in high school. We are currently separated. I now see that I married for a variety of wrong reasons (my sister and friends were all getting married; we had dated for years and it seemed like the ‘next step’). Almost […]
Q: I have been married to my husband for five years now. He has a thyroid disorder and has also been diagnosed with depression. He had these problems before we were married. Most days he is the most loving and helpful husband and father to our kids, but sometimes when we get into an argument […]
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