Holiday Survival Guide - UPDATED November 2020 The holidays are quickly approaching! Before we know it, Thanksgiving will be over and December will be here and Christmas is right around the corner! This time of year can be both great and stressful. If you're newly divorced,or going through a divorce or family law case it [...]
Why I'm a Pro-Parent Divorce Lawyer I'm passionate about parents, co-parenting and families – single parent and two parents. A parent's divorce is unique. It isn't only about the husband and wife, it is also very much about the children and therefore, the parents. I think that it is very important to remember that. In [...]
Inspiration for parenting can come from anywhere. I’m a working mom and know that parenting is the toughest and most rewarding thing to do. I was a family law attorney before I became a parent and I’m always thinking about how something I’ve heard about or read about applies to family law or divorce because [...]
Back to School Parenting After Divorce The first day of school is right around the corner and it seems like the summer flew by! Back to School parenting after divorce can be new territory and challenging. Parenting after divorce is tough enough without some tips to get through the back to school season. I've come [...]
Parenting with Technology, Part Two Parents sometimes say that exchanging information with their ex-spouse can feel like a tug of war. One spouse feels like they aren’t able to get the information they need about their kids from the other parent and another feels like everything they tell the other parent is forgotten or ignored. [...]
Communication Communication with your ex-spouse can be tough. And, remembering that the written word can be forever can be stressful. These days with texting, email, Facebook and Twitter we have lots of ways to communicate. This can make co-parenting easier during and after a divorce because it can give flexibility. Just remember that it is [...]
Post-Divorce Parenting From the Huffington Post: Parenting changes after divorce. Often it's harder. In a good marriage -- yes, there are some of those -- parenting is nourished by the sexual intimacy, the pillow talk, the support of the extended families, and the presence of the kids who keep things humming. Read the full article
Couple Working Together at Home --- Image by © Royalty-Free/Corbis Co-parenting means divorced parents and how they keep doing what they need to do as parents after a divorce. The Office of the Attorney General has some information on their website about Co-Parenting. Look for the more information on Co-Parenting on our Resource [...]