Divorce Advice for Men | Fathers Rights Divorce | Child Custody

In 2010, the U.S. Department of Justice reported an average of 200,000 cases of parental kidnapping each year.

Maureen Dabbagh is a Virginia Supreme Court Family Mediator specializing in cross-border child custody disputes, who has been providing expert testimony on the issue of parental kidnapping since 1997.

Her own three-year-old daughter was abducted from the United States and taken to the Middle East by her ex-husband. Dabbagh had no communication with her daughter for 17 years until they were reunited in 2010.

Now, Dabbagh has just released a book call "Parental Kidnapping in America: An Historical and Cultural Analysis."

Michelle Skeen has written a book about a topic many divorced dads can relate to: dealing with a critical partner.

Skeen's "The Critical Partner: How to End the Cycle of Criticism and Get the Love You Want" is about getting to the root of the problem when you are in a relationship with a critical partner — defined as someone who constantly blames you and holds you to unrealistic standards — and how you can build a more supportive partnership.

The book discusses not only your partner's need to criticize but also about what makes a person vulnerable to criticism.

Watch the interview below and follow DadsDivorce.com on Twitter and Facebook for your chance to win a free copy of "The Critical Partner."

The stresses of divorce are amplified during the holidays for divorced dads.

If you won't have parenting time over the holidays, it's easy to become depressed. Even if you do get to see your kids, there is a lot of planning and juggling your schedule to see the whole family.

As part of the continued collaboration between DadsDivorce.com and SingleDad.com, watch the video to learn what every divorced dad should know on how to handle the holidays with or without your children.

Our country's problems with fathers and the alarming disregard of fathers rights is examined in Nicholas Szabo's documentary "Father Figure."

Fathers rights is about fairness. All dads are looking for in family courts is an equal opportunity in their divorce and child custody cases.

Yet Szabo's film features interviews with some of the leading fathers rights advocates who are exasperated at a system that claims to be protecting "the best interest of the children" while systematically eliminating fathers from their children's lives.

He spoke with DadsDivorce.com editor Matt Allen about "Father Figure" and what changes he has noticed in the treatment of fathers in family courts and the epidemic of fatherlessness since the time his documentary was first released.

Moving on post-divorce is a difficult task, but it is especially painful on your children.

The grief can be exacerbated when a parent begins dating. The second video in "The Divorced Dads Guide" series focuses on how to deal with your ex-wife's new boyfriend and addressing this change in lifestyle with your children.

"The Divorced Dads Guide" is a collaboration between DadsDivorce.com and SingleDad.com featuring helpful parenting tips for divorced dads facing the unique challenges presented to them post-divorce.