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Marriage Series: “vive la difference”
Translated accurately, vive la difference means “long live the difference,” but more to the point, it means to celebrate differences. This is especially true in marriages. Sadly, many young, and not so young, people in the market for marriage equate “differences” with “incompatible.” This could not be further from the truth. There are two reasons […]
Marriage Series: Winning the Marriage Game
Almost everyone likes to play games, like golf or tennis. Better yet, everyone likes to win! The enjoyment gets better and better as players learn and practice the skills to play well and win more often. Most people who do not learn the skills involved become discouraged with the game and often quit. One way […]
Marriage Series: Discussions and Decisions to Have After Your First Argument – Impeccable Honesty
Thinking of marriage as a game can make marriage sound a bit inconsequential, when for most married people, marriage is one of the most important parts of their lives. However, it can be helpful to view very serious situations as a game. In fact, applying the science of Game Theory in order to prevail, war […]
The Initial Divorce Client Interview: A New Approach[1] Kenneth H. Waldron, Ph.D. and Allan R. Koritzinsky, J.D.[2]
Our request…If you are a divorce lawyer, please consider using this approach. If you are a divorce client, please give your lawyer a copy. Thank you! INTRODUCTION Most potential divorcees and most divorce-related professionals define divorce as a legal event, dominated by the distribution of property, debt, future income (where and when applicable) and time […]
Marriage Series: Discussions and Decisions After Your First Argument – What was the Difference
Many people planning to marry or are recently married always have a first argument, and soon they recognize that arguments are an inevitable ingredient in marriage. Some people even “celebrate” the event, because it means “We really are married!” This assumption is not only true, but also a turning point. That first argument can be […]
Booklets: The Initial Client Interview
Our request…If you are a divorce lawyer, please consider using this approach. If you are a divorce client, please give your lawyer a copy. Thank you! INTRODUCTION Most potential divorcees and most divorce-related professionals define divorce as a legal event, dominated by the distribution of property, debt, future income (where and when applicable) and time […]
Marriage Series: Crossing the Great Marital Barrier: What the Heck is Weltenschauung?
INTRODUCTION The greatest challenge in a marriage is for spouses to understand the world as seen by the other spouse. By “world” we mean the conscious and unconscious vision that the spouse has about what is important, how things work, expectations of what a marriage will be like, what is the desired end-product of relationships […]
Marriage Series: Narcissism and Marriage
Narcissism has gotten a really bad wrap. First of all, the word, narcissism, or calling someone narcissistic, has taken on a very nasty meaning. It used to be a simple psychological concept that, at the extreme, could be a disorder. Perhaps the concept moved into public awareness with the book, The Narcissism Epidemic: Living […]
Marriage Series: Modern Trends, Risks and Solutions in Marriage
INTRODUCTION Marriage is here to stay, but change is Inevitable. It is a well-known fact that change is a constant in all things. This is as true of human institutions as it is of all things human. Institutions age and circumstances change, often for the better but sometimes for the worse. Marriage has […]
Marriage Series: Marriage is a Game
Learning about the Rules, Skills and Overconfidence Bias All types of human interaction can be viewed as a game, including even very serious types of interactions such as war. Mathematicians have studied human interaction and developed a mathematical approach to increase the chances of successful outcomes.[1] Surprisingly, it is not that complicated. Games simply have […]