single parent?
what are some reasons for conducting a research about single parent families
1 comment October 19th, 2009
Posts filed under 'parenting advice for single mums and dads'
How do I start a single parent support group?
I am a single parent. There are no support groups in my area. I would like to start one. What should I do? Maybe put up signs on the community bulletin board, giving out my number for people to contact me? Any ideas?
1 comment October 15th, 2009
any single parent dancer in vegas filing taxes? how do you file and do you get a return?
i am a single parent and ex stripper in vegas.i want to claim my son and get a tax return. any ideas how to get the most?
1 comment October 10th, 2009
How do you prove you’re a single parent when travelling internationally with a minor?
At the international airport, a parent travelling with a minor son/daughter is required to provide proof that the absent parent approves of the international travel in the form of a notarized authorization. If you’re a single parent or if you’re spoused is deceased, what documents do authorities look for instead?
1 comment October 6th, 2009
Single-parent teachers: How do you maintain work-life balance?
What are the advantages and disadvantages of the teaching profession for single-parents? I can think of a few myself, but I want to hear from people who have actually done this, especially with young children. Teaching seems to be a pretty demanding profession, so how did/do you make the time to be a good single-parent while pursuing a teaching career?
1 comment October 3rd, 2009
single-parent?
Do you think chlidren form single-parents families suffer because of it? Why?
1 comment May 27th, 2009
Single parent with no dependants and owes the IRS back taxes. How do I resolve this?
I am a single parent and I have no dependants. I owe the IRS backtaxes. Every year I continue to owe the IRS taxes. Income is about ,000 a year.
1 comment May 27th, 2009
Single Parent?
I am a slightly disabled female single parent, who split from her partner recently. My son is 5 years old. I say that I am slightly disabled in that I am not disabled enough to get registered as a disabled person !!
Anyway, because of this, I have problems doing general DIY around the house, even simple things like changing a light bulb, changing a plug, screwing/unscrewing screws etc.
Can you recommend how I can over come this? Would it be a good idea to employ a general 'handyman' who could do these things for me. If so, are they expensive to employ?
I live in The Midlands, England
Thank you.
1 comment May 27th, 2009