Divorce in Cohousing | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: Kevin Wolf (kjwolfdcn.davis.ca.us) | |
Date: Sat, 23 Oct 1999 07:59:24 -0600 (MDT) |
Silva Wilson asked for stories/discussion on how cohousing has helped couple's relationships. At N Street, we now have two divorced couples living in the community. One of the partners has settled with another man and his two kids have joined her two kids at the house she owns. Her ex moved into an apartment in the community about five years ago and their daughter moves between the two houses very easily. A second couple's relationship finally ended after a long, amicable process towards dissolution. He now lives in a room in the common house and she and the two kids live in their house. I wonder how many other communities have had this phenomonon occur which has tremendous benefits for the kids. Maybe it works well here because we have a lot of rental opportunities in the community which allows ex partners to live in the same community. Maybe it would work in any cohousing community if the living space opportunity was there because cohousing members can find a way to be supportive of both partners. Maybe people who live in cohousing are just more mature and can find a way to have the interest of their children overcome their differences. Kevin Kevin Wolf 724 N Street Davis, CA 95616 kjwolf [at] dcn.davis.ca.us 530-758-4211 www.dcn.davis.ca.us./go/kjwolf
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