With super model Heidi Klum’s divorce to singer Seal officially underway, divorce planning site GroundForDivorce is launching a new free report offer aimed to help couples looking for a similar, smooth divorce proceeding.
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After Heidi Klum’s divorce proceedings against husband Seal became official and the couple announced plans for a cordial split to benefit their three children, divorce planning site GroundForDivorce announced a new report for couples looking to do the same. Despite the massive media attention surrounding the celebrity couple’s divorce, both Heidi Klum and Seal have made attempts to make the divorce as amicable as possible. Singer Seal has also made several public appearances discussing the divorce and the couple’s plans to look out for the well-being of their children.Once many of the millions of couples dealing with divorce in America, saw the way in which Heidi Klum and Seal handled their divorce, the former power couple had many couples looking to handle their divorces in a similar manner. The public’s interest in the Seal and Heidi Klum divorce has sparked a new free report for separating couples from divorce planning experts, GroundForDivorce. The comprehensive guide was created to help couples like Heidi Klum and Seal, who attempt to handle divorce without extensive repercussions and move on from this difficult time. The book covers topics regarding children of divorce, finical planning and divorce acceptance.
The company just made the public announcement regarding the launch of the report, which is currently being offered for free on the company website.
For more information on this new free divorce planning guide and a look at Seal’s approach to handling divorce issues, visit http://www.betterbehavedkids.com/.
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Civil partnerships should have been called marriage, says top divorce lawyer - Daily Telegraph
"However setting up a distinction, albeit in name only, has caused confusion in the public generally and resentment among gay couples who feel they are being put on a sort of "second tier" civil partnership track subordinate to their married heterosexual counterparts.
"We now have heterosexual couples saying they like the look of civil partnership for themselves and gay couple wanting marriage, when in reality they are the same thing."
"The government needs to sweep away the anomaly, legitimise gay marriage in state ceremonies and leave religions to make their own mind about which way they want to jump on the issue."
Her comments were made after Lord Carey, the former Archbishop of Canterbury, spoke out against the debate over same-sex marriage after a gay Conservative MP said he had never felt "more distant" from the Church over the issue.
Writing in the Times, Lord Carey said it was supporters of "traditional marriage" who faced judgmental labels.
He said the consultation over allowing same-sex marriages was launched with "no backing" from the Conservative Party's manifesto and said many felt "alienated and distant" from the Government as a result.
Source: www.telegraph.co.uk
Mad Men's Elisabeth Moss 'very happy' with new cinematographer boyfriend Adam Arkapaw - Daily Mail
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Mad Men star Elisabeth Moss has gone public with her new boyfriend Adam Arkapaw following her divorce from comedian Fred Armisen.
The 29-year-old actress and her Australian cinematographer beau debuted their relationship as she made a surprise appearance at the Sydney Film Festival earlier this week.
And Elisabeth, who plays Peggy Olson in Mad Men, is said to be 'very happy' with her new love.
'Very happy': Mad Men star Elisabeth Moss is dating Australian cinematographer Adam Arkapaw, and the pair made their debut at the Sydney Film Festival
A source told the New York Post: 'They looked very much an item and very happy.'
Elisabeth's new relationship comes after her difficult divorce from Saturday Night Live funnyman Armisen, from whom she split after eight months of marriage.
Shortly after the pair's split in June 2010, Armisen began dating his SNL co-star Abby Elliott, who is 20 years younger than him.
Former love: Elisabeth and Saturday Night Live's Fred Armisen divorced last year after just eight months of marriage
Elisabeth met Armisen back in 2008 when she made a cameo appearance on Saturday Night Live which was hosted by her Mad Men co-star Jon Hamm.
The couple wed in October 2010 after getting engaged the year before.
Following their split, Elisabeth spoke out about her ex in a frank new interview: 'One of the greatest things I heard someone say about him is, "He's so great at doing impersonations."
'But the greatest impersonation he does is that of a normal person.'
Screen star: Elisabeth as Peggy Olson with Jon Hamm as Don Draper in hit US TV show Mad Men
Source: www.dailymail.co.uk
Divorce boom follows gaokao among parents sensitive to kids' exam stress - People's Daily Online
For high school students in China, the pressure of taking the gaokao, or national college entrance exams, can be difficult enough to manage by itself. But for Wang Li (pseudonym), tackling the test was another struggle to cope with amid her own personal turmoil from her parents' planned separation. While she was frantically preparing for the exam four months ago, she learnt her parents were planning to divorce.
Statistics from courts confirmed a post-gaokao divorce boom last week following the exam's conclusion on June 8. Many parents facing irreconcilable differences agree to delay their divorce until after their child has taken the all-important exam in the hope that their breakup won't affect their child's gaokao performance.
The Chaoyang district court in Beijing has seen a spike in divorces after the exam each year from 2008 to 2011, with the annulment frenzy usually lasting until August.
Last year the number of divorces filed 20 days after the exam was more than twice as high as the figure for 20 days before it, according to the Chaoyang district court. Elsewhere at southern Beijing's Daxing district court the figure is even higher, with 145 divorces filed 20 days after the gaokao last year compared to 38 filed 20 days before.
School's out, divorce is in
Wang, a 17-year-old high school graduate from Southwest China's Chongqing municipality, was a model student who regularly topped her class in many subjects. However, all that changed in February, when she overheard her parents discussing their divorce after the gaokao, spiraling Wang into depression.
Her grades soon plunged and she even threatened to her parents that she would drop out of school if they went ahead with their divorce, the Chong-qing Morning Post reported earlier this month.
The Chongqing Morning Post reported that Wang's parents settled their differences and agreed not to separate after undergoing marriage counseling, resulting in the improvement of Wang's studies.
But not all couples are able to rescue their marriage from the rocks, with divorces often inflicting long-term mental anguish on children already struggling to cope with the pressure of the gaokao.
The Beijing civil affairs bureau told the Global Times it did not have figures for the number of divorces made citywide after the gaokao this year. However the Legal Mirror reported that an employee from the Haidian district marriage registration office said an average of 20 couples daily had filed for divorce after the exam, with more than half aged in their 40s.
"We used to get mostly young couples filing for divorce, but lately there have been more middle-aged ones," the employee, who asked to remain anonymous, told the Legal Mirror. "They often go through it quickly without fighting like young couples. It seems they have agreed to separate long before."
Source: english.people.com.cn
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