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Archives
Monthly Archives: March 2016
March 30, 2016
The “X” Files
Categories:
Divorce
When I heard “The X Files” was coming back for six episodes, I was thrilled! What other show gives you supernatural, psychological, political, legal, medical, and alien content wrapped into one? The show ended when I was a new lawyer; Continue reading…
March 29, 2016
No Fooling! April is Financial Literacy Month
Did you know that there is a National Financial Literacy Month?? Well, there is! The powers that be have selected April to be the Financial Literacy Month. Why April rather than July probably goes to the fact that so many Continue reading…
March 23, 2016
Reaching Agreement
In an election year, we are exposed to an abundance of rhetoric. As candidates debate and advertise to convince people to vote for them, I listen for words reflecting respect, dignity, the ability to listen deeply and the capacity to Continue reading…
March 15, 2016
Getting Help After Divorce, Part 1 – How Does Financial Planning Work?
Categories:
Budgeting • Divorce • Finances and Divorce • investing • Investments and Divorce • Money and Divorce • Money and Finances • Taxes and Divorce
Once you have completed your divorce, the list of things to figure out can be daunting. It can be easy to push off those things that don’t seem to affect your daily routine. Some of those things that you have Continue reading…
March 9, 2016
Transitions: 5 Tips
Categories:
Children in Divorce
In my work with families making the shift from one to two households for their children, I often remind parents that transitions between homes are typically bothersome for kids. I use the personal example of going on vacation to explain Continue reading…
March 3, 2016
Sorry!
Categories:
Divorce
Several experiences this past weekend got me thinking about the meaning of a true apology. On Sunday, I read Gail Rosenblum’s column in the Star Tribune about whether women, in particular, are socially conditioned to say “I’m sorry” too often. Continue reading…
