How does the saying go - hindsight is 20/20? Don’t we all wish for the opportunity and the clarity to reflect on past relationships, with the intent to learn and not wallow in the hurt?

Some agreements that people enter into can be quite amusing. Read on to see just how funny.

With “gray divorce” on the rise, it is more important than ever to ensure couples have a team of professionals there to assist them, without wasting precious resources. As you get closer to retirement age you need to carefully consider how a protracted divorce proceeding could wipe out your lifetime savings.

Recognizing that children love and need both of their parents, equally, is a vital step toward family law reform in this Country. Pre-Victorian times, the father was presumed to be the best financial provider and caregiver for children in the event of a divorce. Then the times and the laws shifted, allowing for mothers to petition the court for custody of younger children of the marriage.

Watching parents divorce or separate can be hard on children. When parents use the children as weapons and alienate them from the other parent, this can make the child’s experience downright devastating.

In any long-term relationship, challenges are certain to arise. Recognizing the issues and addressing them head-on can often save the relationship.

“Good marriages don’t just happen out of nowhere.” Successful relationships require dedication, forgiveness and some creative solutions to day-to-day struggles.

Children fare better when they have a support system that nurtures and encourages them. When one parent becomes the "part-time" parent after a divorce or separation, it not only affects the parent but it profoundly affects the children.

Love is a verb - not a permanent state of enthusiasm.