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Songs for Divorce - The Pecking Order Oct 13, 2010

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The Pecking Order, with Divorce Source Radio host Steve Peck, presents issues, events, past and future shows and is Steve's place to download his thoughts regarding divorce and life thereafter.

In this episode, Steve discusses the new Divorce Source Radio Facebook page and takes on the role of disc jockey as he plays songs that center around relationships and divorce with the thought of helping listeners connect with their true feelings.

Enjoy the music and look forward to a positive future!

The Never Ending Divorce Oct 06, 2010

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Most people manage to get through a divorce and move on with their lives even though they may still have feelings of anger and hurt.

Then there's the individual who's anger and hurt has gotten the best of them and even though they are divorced, they feel the need to continually hurt their ex by talking down about them to others, or filing more legal motions long after the divorce and carrying their anger and hurt with them on a daily basis. This type of personal is typically dealing with abandonment issues or a personality disorder that prevents them from moving on with their life.

An if this personality type has children, their failing to see the damage they creating in their life - because all they can focus on is themselves and the perceived injustice that was done to them that led to their divorce. A healthy person realizes no one person is completely responsible for the failure in a marriage.

In today's with conversation with attorney Henry Gornbein, we'll take a look at the type of person who is unwilling to let go of past anger and through their actions, keeps their divorce alive forever. We also provide tips on how to recognize the signs of this type of behavior and if you find yourself acting in this manner, we'll offer advice on how to turn your life around for the sake of you and your children.

"Ask Henry" - What to Do if My Spouse Files a Bogus PPO Against Me? Sep 28, 2010

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Family Law Attorney Henry Gornbein answers a listener's phone-in question regarding his wife setting him up to meet with her when a PPO (Personal Protection Order) was in place and then turning him in for violating the PPO. The caller is now facing jail time because of what he believes was a set-up.

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Trial Tactics with a Disabled Child Sep 22, 2010

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In this program, Family Law Attorney Henry Gornbein discusses going to trial for custody of a child with a disability.

You'll get a feel for how attorneys prepare for trial and learn what to look for in an attorney if your case is going before a judge.

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Dads in Distress Aug 17, 2010

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In this episode, we address men who suffer depression and suicidal thoughts as a result of their inability to handle their divorce and not being able to see their children as much as they would like.

Our guest is Barry Guidera, General Manager of the Australian based Dads in Distress and we'll discuss how their organization reaches out and provides support for hurting fathers. We'll also play an actual distress call from a suicidal father that was having a hard time dealing with his situation and you'll hear how Dads in Distress founder Tony Miller handled the situation.

If you are hurting and feeling depressed as a result of your current divorce situation, you'll learn that you're not alone and discover the urgent need to seek guidance and support to help get you through your tough time.

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Lee Rosen - Unethical Business Practices? You Decide. Aug 11, 2010

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In this episode of The Pecking Order on Divorce Source Radio, we'll discuss the unethical business practices of North Carolina Family Law Attorney, Lee Rosen.

Lee has improperly attached the Divorce Source Radio name to his own little podcast as a means of sucking our listeners to his podcast and to grow his family law practice.

Welcome Attorney Lee Rosen to our Hall of Shame!

The Mel Gibson Saga - Lessons Learned Aug 11, 2010

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Recently, we've been hearing a lot about celebrities in conflict with their wives or significant others. Just when you thought the Charlie Sheen, Jesse James and Tiger Woods cases were little extreme, then comes Mel Gibson, and he trumps them all.

Mel is not alone with his over-the-top behavior, as unfortunately far too many men and women have been brought to unthinkable levels of insane behavior during a break-up.

In this program, psychologist Dr. Larry Friedberg, family law attorney Henry Gornbein and I discuss the Mel Gibson saga from a legal and emotional perspective. If any of you can hear some of your past behavior in Mel GIbson's rant, this show will provide some perspective on why you might have acted this way.

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"Ask Henry" - How Do We Divide Real Estate During this Down Economy? Aug 03, 2010

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"Ask Henry" Episode #14 asks the question: How do we divide real estate as part of our divorce during this down economy?

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Divorce Source Radio's 1st Anniversary Show Jul 30, 2010

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Divorce Source Radio celebrates its 1st Anniversary with guests, attorney Henry Gornbein and psychologist Dr. Larry Friedberg.

The show looks back on the past year and discusses:

How psychologists and attorneys can work together to assist couples in divorcing more peacefully
Henry's thoughts on why it's in your best interest to consider mediation vs. the more confrontational path of litigation
Why it's important to consider your children first when planning to divorce
The role parental alienation plays during and after divorce

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Lessons from Divorce - How to Prepare Yourself for Future Relationships Jul 24, 2010

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In this conversation with attorney, Henry Gornbein, we discuss what lessons can be learned from your divorce so that future relationships and possible remarriage will be more successfull for you and your children.

Topics in the program include:

What the difference is between a first and second marriage
How responsibilities from your past marriage and divorce can negatively impact a new relationship
What's in the best interest of your children when considering a new relationship
Why it's important to learn more about what went wrong in your last marriage prior to entering into a new relationship
How some people bring anger from their divorce into a new relationship and what to do to prevent this from happening
Ways to protect yourself financially if you decide to remarry again

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