Marriage

If emotional or physical infidelity hasn't impacted your marriage, you probably know another marriage it has.

A spouse is considering leaving her husband because he ignores his family to play video games whenever he's not working.

A vehemently anti-smoking spouse is troubled when her husband returns from deployment with a smoking habit he can't shake.

A retired soldier who travels a lot for his new job wants help saving his marriage after his wife cheated on him.

Her husband got another woman pregnant. Now his "cousin" has moved in with them, and he's getting way too close to her.

A military husband suddenly wants a divorce, but his wife wants to work it out.

The second, younger wife thinks the first one resents her youth and beauty, and wants to know if her husband can cut payments...

The news hits especially close to home for Must-Have and Must-Do Parents -- couples who spend lots of time apart.

It is impossible for a spouse to thrive in military life without the support and understanding of the active-duty partner.

Getting help early can be the difference between staying married and considering divorce.