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Monthly Archives: December 2013
December 31, 2013
Men in Divorce: Help Your Wife Get a Great Divorce Agreement
I have learned a few things over the years being a divorce and family law attorney and mediator. One thing I have observed is that men are often result-oriented in a divorce (and just generally in life, right?!). They frequently Continue reading…
December 30, 2013
I Don’t Want a Divorce
It is not uncommon for two people to come to divorce at very different points in readiness. In fact, one spouse may not want the divorce at all. You may not have anticipated your spouse wanting a divorce, but that Continue reading…
December 26, 2013
Divorcing Over the Holidays–5 Ways to Support Your Children
Recently I did a radio interview about how divorce impacts children during the holidays. One of the first questions asked was, “Isn’t it true that divorce traumatizes children, especially during the holidays?” My response was that divorce is a crisis Continue reading…
December 23, 2013
Once Upon A Time . . .
“It’s a little girl,” my friend Rick said, his voice shaking with excitement. “Everybody’s fine!” A little later he said, “You know what the best part of this is? I didn’t hear about it. I was there for it!” It was an especially poignant Continue reading…
December 20, 2013
Divorce and Taxes: 4 Things You Should Know
A divorce is not only an emotional event, it is a financial event. As the year ends, people often focus on tax implications of divorce. Being planful and mindful of taxes may benefit both spouses moving forward. Having a good Continue reading…
December 19, 2013
How Do I Tell My Kids About Our Divorce?
Categories:
Child Support • Children in Divorce • Collaborative Law • Divorce • Family Law • Money and Finances • Parents
When parents think about divorce, thoughts often go to their children. How do we tell them? Will they adjust to having two homes instead of one? How will we pay their expenses? Will my ex and I be able to Continue reading…
December 16, 2013
The Story of Our Divorce–Taking the Kids to Disney World!
Recently I received an email from a former client I met through Daisy Camp. This was a welcomed experience, as I value hearing back from parents once they have had the opportunity to experience co-parenting following their divorce or break-up. This Continue reading…