Technology plays a far bigger role in the lives of modern parents and their kids than it did when those same parents were children themselves. That has its pros and cons. We detailed in a previous post some of the ways that technology can cause conflicts for...
When parents are considering divorce, they are often rather worried about the impact that it will have on their children. In fact, there are even couples who decide that they’re going to stay together specifically because they want to provide that home environment to...
The internet has made it easier than ever before for people to learn about various matters of concern. What would have once required a trip to the library or sit-down sessions with professionals can now be achieved from the privacy of one's favorite armchair....
Are you and your spouse joint business owners? Perhaps you started the business together, fell in love and got married. Or maybe you had already gotten married and you decided to go into business so that you could each work together and generate your own income,...
Are you considering mediation or collaborative divorce to end your marriage rather than a litigated divorce to help begin to build a good co-parenting relationship and minimize the negative effects of divorce on your child? You probably don’t need any more evidence...
Parents who divorce or break up have to find a way to share responsibility for their children and divide time with them. It can be so difficult to navigate matters related to financial support and parenting time that people may overlook other issues. For example,...
It’s important to plan out the conversation you have with your children about an upcoming divorce. This shouldn’t be a spur-of-the-moment conversation or something that you approach with little effort. It can have a major impact on how the children react to the...
Navigating family law disputes can be emotionally challenging and can be a legally complex process. As such, in recent years, the approach of collaborative law has gained prominence as an alternative to conventional litigation in family matters. Collaborative law...
When someone dies, those left behind have both practical and emotional needs to consider. The practical needs of those grieving can include reworking the division of household responsibilities and the family budget to account for the loss of someone's contributions....
Navigating legal challenges can be a daunting experience, and the support system you choose to surround yourself with plays a crucial role in how you manage the complexities of legal proceedings. By understanding the dynamics of emotional support, you can strive to...