divorce in cohousing | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: Doug Huston (hustonashlandcoho.com) | |
Date: Mon, 10 Feb 2014 18:06:12 -0800 (PST) |
At times I’ve read on this list serve how stressful break-ups/divorces have been on communities. In our community, we are considering the following proposal: When a couple breaks up, the person who moves out of the community is automatically no longer a member of the community. This means he/she cannot be an off-site member, a category which exist for some communities. This would be the default situation. Exceptions could be considered. If after one year the member who moved out wants to re-join, the group could choose to consider this - or not. The intention behind this is to insulate the community (to some extent) from the common challenges, stress, and tensions which usually accompany break-ups, and would likely be heightened if both parties remain formally involved in community activities. We are wondering what others in communities think, and if there are similar or related policies regarding break-ups elsewhere in cohousing. Thanks for your comments in advance. Doug Huston - Ashland (Oregon) Cohousing Community
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Divorce in Cohousing Kevin Wolf, October 23 1999
- divorce in cohousing Doug Huston, February 10 2014
- Re: divorce in cohousing Sharon Villines, February 10 2014
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Re: divorce in cohousing Elizabeth Magill, February 10 2014
- Re: divorce in cohousing regine, February 11 2014
- Re: divorce in cohousing Doug Huston, February 11 2014
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