Since my divorce, I’ve savored my life as a single person. Every now and then, however, I’m reminded of the down side of my singleness, and I miss having a partner. It happened last weekend. My lonely self-pity party had reached its peak when a miracle happened. A loud wake-up call blasted forth: Your status […]
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Financial Abuse Is a Form of Domestic Violence
Financial abuse is insidious, cloaked in false “protectiveness,” a form of bullying, and a precursor to domestic violence. It leaves no bruises, but it really, really hurts. It will erode one’s self-esteem, enslave them to the one who is supposed to love them, and destroy the victim’s spirit, sense of self-worth, the very essence of their […]
5 Common Family Law Misconceptions
This blog addresses five of the common myths or misunderstandings about family law that I have frequently encountered in my practice. These family law misconceptions demonstrate the importance of understanding the complex world of family law in order to avoid serious mistakes or oversights that could jeopardize the outcome of a family law case. 1. […]
What Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie’s Divorce Can Teach Us
My Facebook feed blew up last week regarding the topic of Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie’s divorce. I am not sure if people are dealing with shock, sadness, or some other emotion regarding the break-up of a celebrity marriage that people had idealized or some other issue is happening. However, it has caused me to […]
Unhappy in Your Marriage? 3 Questions to Ask When Deciding to Divorce
Are you stuck or unhappy in your marriage? These are the three questions you should ask yourself before making the decision to stay or go.
5 Healthy Ways to Heal from Post-Divorce Depression
Depression is a common mental health condition one experiences during and after a divorce. It’s an understatement to say that divorce is experienced as a tremendous loss for many people. A recent finding regarding suicide rates in the major U.S. cities indicates men who are suffering from depression are at highest risk, and for many, […]
Family Pets and Divorce: Who Gets Fido?
There’s no one-size-fits-all solution for the family pet in a divorce; here are factors to consider when determining the best plan for Rover or Mittens.
Ouch, Mom! 3 Strategies for Adult Children Coping with Divorce
Adult children coping with divorce aren’t responsible for their parents’ happiness. Here are some tips on how to get through it.
Making the Right Choice: Differences Between Divorce & Legal Separation
Though they share similarities, divorce and legal separation are different and involve important choices. Here are some things to consider.
Social Media, Netflix and Exercise: Staying Strong After Divorce
Staying strong after divorce means filling in any down time so may begin to move forward. Read on for some of my favorite ways to cope.
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