Divorce for Grownups

Divorce Need Not be Destructive--Here's Why
by Sam Margulies

Marriage and Paying Attention

By Sam Margulies on December 8, 2009 in Divorce for Grownups

Marriages don't break. They slowly erode and starve to death as distractions from kids and careers sap the vitality of the relationship because couples neglect the care and feeding of the marriage.

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Sam Margulies

Sam Margulies PhD, Esq. has been active in mediation for thirty years. He has written three books, numerous articles and has taught and consulted throughout the country.

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