Divorce: Some New Year’s Resolutions
January 26, 2017
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Self-care for Clients
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The holidays can be hard for someone who has gone through a divorce, especially when that divorce happened in the past year. This is true…
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Divorce: Keep Christmas Magical
December 14, 2016
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Children and Parenting
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If you are in the midst of divorce or already divorced, you have children, and you celebrate Christmas, then this piece is for you. For…
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When to Fight for Full Custody
December 14, 2016
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Children and Parenting
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This is a hard question to address. When clients come to me with this question, we work hard to dive deep into the reasons behind that…
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Minimizing the Impact of Divorce on Children with Disabilities
December 14, 2016
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Children and Parenting
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Some call it a disability, others call it special needs, but all find that these children are family blessings despite the day-to-day…
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Collaborative Divorce: How Hiring More Professionals Can Save You Money (Part 3: Child Specialists)
December 14, 2016
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Collaborative Divorce
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This is the final installment of my 3-part series on non-attorney professionals on the Collaborative Divorce team, and it’s for couples…
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A New School Year – During and After the Divorce
December 14, 2016
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Children and Parenting
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The adjustment to post-divorce life is challenging to say the least. While you were married, you had one household with one set of bills to…
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International Travel After Divorce (and even while married)
December 14, 2016
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Children and Parenting
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There are many things that married parents may take for granted with regard to their children and the decisions they can make on a day to…
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Post-Divorce Parenting – How Does Scheduling Work?
December 14, 2016
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Children and Parenting
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Coming to terms with the fact that you (and same for your spouse) will no longer have access to your children 100% of the time is a…
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