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Monthly Archives: January 2016
January 28, 2016
Real Women Shovel Snow (and Real Men Wash Baby Bottles)
Most couples have rather specific roles in their marriage. After all, a marriage/family is like a team and everyone needs to do their part for the household to run smoothly. It’s not uncommon for Dad to fill a more traditional Continue reading…
January 26, 2016
Childfocused Resolutions
Here are five suggestions for how divorcing parents can provide support to their children in the new year: 1. Keep expectations realistic. Children go through a grieving process just as their parents do when the marriage ends. Their energy and Continue reading…
January 14, 2016
Writing Your Own Story for 2016
With the new year comes new beginnings, and while your divorce may have you feeling like everything is spinning out of your control, let’s start 2016 with you IN control. Take some time to journal about what you want 2016 Continue reading…
January 5, 2016
New Years Resolutions
Categories:
Collaborative Law • Divorce • Family Law • Finances and Divorce • Mental Health • Money and Finances
As 2016 begins, many of us come up with resolutions for the coming year. Some people hope to exercise more, spend more time as a family or plan a vacation. For families who have divorced, the new year often symbolizes Continue reading…
