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Monthly Archives: February 2016
February 25, 2016
Checklists and Notebooks
As an attorney with two small children, I am very aware of how crazy family life can be, even on the good days. I am always looking for ways to create more peace in my day-to-day life, and in the Continue reading…
February 23, 2016
Keeping an Eye on Your Credit: During & After Divorce
Divorce is not fun for anyone nor is it a financially savvy thing to go through. You are splitting up what you own and what you owe to others. This often includes unpaid credit card balances and loans. What can Continue reading…
February 18, 2016
Setting Realistic Expectations for the Year Ahead
2016 is well underway and many will look at the new year as a new beginning. While it’s important to have a positive outlook on the year ahead, sometimes the changing of the calendar year can create a false sense Continue reading…
February 17, 2016
Investing 101 – Stock Basics
Categories:
investing • Money and Finances
Stocks, bonds, mutual funds, annuities, chances are you own a couple of these financial instruments and possibly all of them in your portfolio. Wouldn’t it be nice if someone clearly explained what they are and why you should invest in Continue reading…
February 12, 2016
Will You Buy My Valentine?
Categories:
Divorce
Many romantic expectations surround Valentine’s Day. For those contemplating a divorce or In the midst of divorce proceedings, Valentine’s Day can be extra stressful because the pressure to express romantic love to a sweetheart simply can’t be fulfilled in the Continue reading…
February 10, 2016
What I’m Not Saying
Listening to the voice of the child is increasingly becoming a mainstream concept in family law. This is a welcome development, as careful attunement to children’s perspectives and needs can guide resolutions and parenting plans that are truly in the Continue reading…
February 9, 2016
Investing 101 – Bond Basics
Categories:
Money and Finances
Stocks seem to get all the attention with daily reports of what happened in the stock market. Bonds by comparison are the quiet, introverted sidekick to stocks. Nobody ever brags about their latest bond investment at a cocktail party. Nonetheless, Continue reading…
February 3, 2016
What Can Be Learned From a (Failed) Marriage
Categories:
Divorce
In the wake of your divorce you might be asking yourself, “Is it better to have loved and to have lost, or to have never loved at all?” A truly soul searching question. On the one hand you can look Continue reading…
February 2, 2016
Investing 101 – Stock Basics
Categories:
Investments and Divorce • Money and Finances
Stocks, bonds, mutual funds, annuities, chances are you own a couple of these financial instruments and possibly all of them in your portfolio. Wouldn’t it be nice if someone clearly explained what they are and why you should invest in Continue reading…