Deborah Daniels' interest in politics started early. - Personal: 56. Divorced. She has three children, Ian, 26, Brette, 24, and Paige, 22.
At the inaugural Feb. 2 forum for Columbia City Council First Ward candidates, Karen Baxter sat behind a table at the head of the room, nervously awaiting the start as other candidates milled around, greeting people attending the event. - Personal: Personal: 58. Divorced, with three children, five grandchildren and one great-grandchild.
After Dale Roberts graduated from Hickman High School in 1970, he decided to forgo college and learn more about himself. - Personal: 53. Divorced.
As a child, Alexis Parker figured she would get married around age 22 or 23. But when her friends started marrying around age 21 and she remained solo, Parker told her parents about her suspicions: She actually won't find the right one until she's 28 or 29. Parker, 29, of the Brighton Heights neighborhood on the North Side, did indeed fit her adjusted time frame. She will marry her fiance, David Sykut, 30, on Feb. 21, and the timing was perfect, she says. Had she married a previous boyfriend, she would have divorced because of personal change.
Darrell Wattenbarger wants to be like Abraham Lincoln. No, the certified public accountant doesn't want to wear a stovepipe hat, grow a beard or have his likeness cast on the penny. Instead, Wattenbarger is running in next week's primary election to be the Democrats' choice for state auditor, and he's doing it like he thinks Lincoln would have - without raising thousands of dollars or campaigning like crazy. - Personal: 56. Divorced and widowed. He has a son, Brian, 30.
Trial court was not precluded by the doctrine of res judicata from considering a divorced former husbands motion to modify spousal and child support where husband presented new evidence from the period subsequent to the divorce of a change in his financial circumstances. The trial court abused its discretion in adopting a magistrates decision to grant the former husbands motion to modify support where husband was the solo owner/operator of an S-Corporation and the magistrate based his change in circumstances findings solely on husbands personal and corporate tax returns from years subsequent to the divorce. The magistrates decision to allow husband a purge condition of $500 in regards to husbands contempt finding for failure to pay support was not an abuse of discretion despite ...
The story of Dr. Benjamin Carson, a world famous brain surgeon, may inspire you. In his book, "Gifted Hands," he relates his personal journey to success. Their mother, Sonya Carson, a divorced, single parent with a third grade education, raised Ben Carson and his brother, Curtis. Mrs. Carson worked two and three jobs at one time to provide for them. No matter how tired she was at the day's end, she always monitored her son's educational progress.
The traditional and moral pressures men once faced from the church, family and a society that used to malign and penalize the unmarried just aren't there anymore. Men have quietly experienced their own quiet liberation, a rarely discussed repercussion or backlash to the women's movement. The upward tend in singularity has multiple reasons that are as complex as they are transparent. If you ask a mature man why he has avoided the bonds of matrimony, he's more prone to say that the risks of losing the financial assets he's amassed over his lifetime in a messy divorce are just too high and more inevitable than ever before. If you ask a younger man why he has taken a detour from the traditional road of marriage, you may not get a lucid answer but if you maneuver through all the morass you c...
... competition from the pursuit of their personal interests. And many of these young men have come ffrom divorced, broken or unmarried households so the allure of m...
BY mal vincent THE virginian-pilot ON THE BRINK of his greatest success graduation to a national network morning show called Hello, America a Chicago TV weatherman is going through horrendous personal trauma. His wife has divorced him and is dating another man. His daughter is overweight and regards his feeble efforts to befriend her as a foolish intrusion. His son gets too close to a creepy teacher and gets into trouble. His father, a famous writer, regards him as a disappointment. His fans, contemptuous of his borderline fame, throw milkshakes and chicken nuggets at him when they pass him on the street.
[Dave Spritz]'s personal life doesn't fare any better. He's divorced from his wife, Noreen (Hope Davis). His son, Mike (Nicholas Hoult), gets a tad bit close to his creepy counselor, Don (Gil Bellows). His overweight daughter, Shelly (Gemmenne De La Pena), smokes cigarettes and can care less about being nicknamed "camel toe" by her peers.
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