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Monthly Archives: July 2016
July 27, 2016
Emotional Decision-Making When Markets are Volatile
There’s no question that periods of increased market volatility, like we have seen recently, can be unsettling. However, deciding to move to the sidelines versus staying the course can have long-lasting implications. In fact, making emotionally-based decisions in regard to Continue reading…
July 25, 2016
Making Book on, Like, Facebook
Categories:
Collaborative Law
I was thinking about the incredibly wide range of preferences we humans have. Wow. But see what I’ve done? I’ve selected an amazingly large category from which to choose. It’s like, lets talk about the ocean. How about we men; Continue reading…
July 19, 2016
Divorce and Dignity
You may remember the “Death and Dignity Act” which was brought to light in the fall of 2014 by the young advocate with terminal brain cancer, Britney Maynard. Britney was a beautiful, well educated, 29 year old, who moved to Continue reading…
July 18, 2016
Divorce in the Public Eye
Nearly every celebrity seems to have a divorce under their belt, but what about our local public figures – our children’s teachers, our mayors, city councilmen – how does the pubic feel about “those” public figures when they are facing Continue reading…
July 12, 2016
Listening First, Speaking Later
Categories:
Divorce
After dinner one evening, my two-year-old was playing with her brother’s indominus rex (she likes dinosaurs). She climbed up to her bathroom sink, grabbed her toothbrush, climbed down, plopped herself down on the floor, and…much to my dismay…brushed the dino’s Continue reading…
July 11, 2016
Identity Theft – Credit Freeze
Categories:
Identity Theft • Money and Finances
Recently, a friend told me that a good Samaritan found and returned the wallet he had lost the previous day. The funny thing he said, was that the credit cards and money were still there but his driver’s license and Continue reading…
