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(1) An identity thief, a political rival, a bitter ex-spouse, a litigant—anybody who is savvy and wants information—can get it.

(2) The last thing a stricken ex-spouse needs to hear is that they are drinking too much or cooking too little.

(3) Suppose you want to remove an ex-spouse from a photo.

(4) This relief will not increase if payments are made to more than one ex-spouse.

(5) This has been difficult for each has let go of their children and are allowing their ex-spouse to raise these children in full.

(6) In addition, a child must face the fact that his or her parent has to deal with the demands of a new spouse, stepchildren and, possibly, an ex-spouse.

(7) The luck you see mid-month could also be related to an ex-spouse.

(8) There are also, however(http://sentencedict.com/ex-spouse.html), state-law evidentiary privileges that enable one to prevent his or her spouse (or sometimes even ex-spouse) to testify against one in a criminal case.

(9) Parents who are open and listen to the mediator and their ex-spouse are the ones who are able to reach a settlement and develop a mutually satisfactory parenting plan.

(10) Mila was guided to give her son to her ex-spouse to raise in full.

(11) Can a program automatically fill in the proper background to take the place of the ex-spouse?

(12) Your child may have harbored hopes that you and your ex-spouse would reunite.

(13) Mary Ann Aronsohn, a Los Angeles marriage and family therapist, says parents should think of co-parenting as a business venture and treat their ex-spouse as they would a colleague or a client.

(14) Avoid arguing in front of them and above all do not demonise the other side, however badly you think your ex-spouse has behaved.

(15) If you allow your name to remain on joint accounts with your ex-spouse, you are also responsible for the bills.