Instead of laboring over kids having a broken family, I encourage parents to frame divorce as a change in the family, not the end of it. (6 min 57 sec read)
A great deal has been written about the fact that when spouses feel compelled to win their arguments with each other, they end up losing their relationship. (5 min 10 sec read)
Moving into a new relationship should take time and discernment, especially with children involved. How exactly do you do that? Read on. (5 min 9 sec read)
After a break-up, parents often ask for a list, something to which they can refer to, that will help them deal with their ex in a positive way for the kids! (6 min 10 sec read)
When we put the digital world on pause for these special carved out times, we send a strong message to children: “You matter to me”. (5 min read)
Finding a therapist is a very personal task. There is no secret formula and no two therapists that are the same, here are some of the most important questions. (4 min 44sec read)
The title of ‘Stepmom’ can be such an unenviable one. One minute you are cool, the next you are unfriended or simply disregarded. Here are 5 tips that can help. (5 min 35 sec read)
There are issues that naturally and consistently arise as part of a co-parenting relationship. Find out how to overcome the most common co-parenting issues. (6 min 40 sec read)
This is real-talk from a Judge who sat almost 10 years on a family law assignment. Co-parenting issues vs. legal issues, what’s the difference? (6 min 14 sec read)
Taking the steps toward forgiveness, divorced co-parents can begin to mend those fences and set the stage so their kids can grow up with a solid foundation. (8 min 44 sec read)
How do you find the RIGHT lawyer for you and your separation and divorce? Here are some helpful tips from a retired family law judge. (5 min 5 sec read)
The 1st of a two-part series on identifying and understanding of how grief affects children and co-parents differently when separating and divorcing. (5 min 15 sec read)
Find out first hand, what judges are going through when they take a look at your family court case! Knowing that Judges are people too should help you prepare. (5 min 3 sec read)
If we yell we are teaching that yelling is a legitimate way of expressing anger and we can expect our children to learn to do the same. (6 minutes 33 seconds read)
Thinking about separation or divorce and you have children? Co-parenting generally starts with drafting a family/parenting plan. (6 min 43 sec read)
