The Divorce is Filed. Is Reconciliation Possible?
It is not at all uncommon to see a divorce proceeding initiated when one (or sometimes even both) of the parties isn’t wanting it. There is often one side that would like to see the marriage remain intact for any...
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Personality Disorders in the Selfie Age: FOMO, and the Hollow World of Social Media
This is one post in a series of posts from The Smith Firm regarding personality disorders in marriage and divorce. This series is directed to those leaving a narcissistic relationship and the challenges that may be present in leaving, staying...
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Understanding Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD)
This is one post in a series of posts from The Smith Firm regarding personality disorders in marriage and divorce. This series is directed to those leaving a narcissistic relationship and the challenges that may be present in leaving, staying...
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Understanding Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD)
This is one post in a series of posts from The Smith Firm regarding personality disorders in marriage and divorce. This series is directed to those leaving a narcissistic relationship and the challenges that may be present in leaving, staying...
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Beyond Sunk Costs: Lessons from an Investor’s Mindset for Healing After Divorce
In the realm of personal relationships, comparing a failed marriage to a failed startup can provide insightful parallels. We often find ourselves navigating investments—financial investments that shape our portfolios and emotional investments that shape our relationships. The concepts of sunk...
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What is Walkaway Spouse Syndrome?
Divorce is a complex and emotional journey that individuals may embark on for various reasons. One phenomenon that adds a layer of complexity to the divorce process is "Walkaway Spouse Syndrome." In this blog post, we'll delve into what Walkaway...
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Unveiling the Silent Struggle: The Surprising Link Between Parent and Teen Mental Health
In the landscape of mental health discussions, the spotlight has long been focused on the challenges faced by teenagers. However, recent research led by family psychologist Richard Weissbourd at Harvard's Graduate School of Education has brought a compelling revelation to...
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12 Signs Your Spouse May be Having an Affair
Oklahoma is a no-fault state, and an affair may not carry the weight in a courtroom that many expect, but it's still incredibly relevant to your divorce if you suspect your spouse is having an affair. First it may motivate...
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Is Divorce Contagious?
Yes, maybe. The idea that divorce is contagious is based on social network studies that suggest people are influenced by the behaviors and attitudes of their friends and family members. Research has shown that if someone in your social network...
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Navigating Selfishness in Marriage: Warding Off Divorce
In the intricate tapestry of marriage, couples often encounter challenges that test the strength of their bond, even leading to divorce. One such hurdle is dealing with a selfish spouse. It’s important to remember that selfishness, although frustrating, is a...
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