-
- DISCLAIMER
The views and opinions
expressed on this blog are
solely those of each individual
contributor, and do not
necessarily reflect the policies,
views and opinions of the
Collaborative Law Institute. Topics:
- Alimony
- Budgeting
- Child Support
- Children & Money
- Children in Divorce
- Collaborative Law
- Communication in Divorce
- Conflict Resolution
- Divorce
- Divorce & Social Media
- Divorce After 50
- Divorce Prevention
- Domestic Violence
- Estate Planning
- Family Law
- Finances and Divorce
- Financial Goals
- GLBT Divorce
- Gray Divorce
- Identity Theft
- investing
- Investments and Divorce
- Legal Separation
- Marriage Reconciliation
- Mediation
- Mental Health
- Money and Divorce
- Money and Finances
- Parents
- Paternity
- Prenuptial Agreements
- Separation
- Taxes
- Taxes and Divorce
- Amy Wolff (AJW Financial, Inc.)
- Linda Ojala (Baker Vicchiollo Law)
- Brian Burns (BurnsFamilyConsulting)
- Angela Heart (Business Name)
- Gregory Solum (Business Name)
- Judith H. Johnson (Collaborative Practice Attorney)
- Linda de Beer (De Beer & Associates, P.A)
- Deborah Clemmensen (Deborah J. Clemmensen Licensed Psychologist and Neutral Child Specialist LLC)
- Daisy Camp (Divorce Education for Women)
- Lee Eddison (Elizabeth O. Eddison, PLLC)
- Audra A. Holbeck (Holbeck Law Office)
- Mike Miller (Integra Shield Financial Group)
- Kimberly Miller (KM Family Law, LLC)
- Louise Livesay (Livesay Law Office, LLC)
- Hollis K. Lundquist (Lundquist Collaborative Law, PLLC)
- Kellie McConahay (McConahay Law Firm PC)
- Ron Ousky (Ousky Law Firm)
- David Jamison (Rainbow Mortgage Inc.)
- Christine Schmidt (Schmidt Family Law and Mediation, P.A.)
- Steve Yasgur (Stevan S. Yasgur, P.C)
- Tonda L. Mattie (Tonda L. Mattie, LLC: Collaborate For Your Children's Sakes)
- George V. Zaske (Zaske Law Office, P.A)
-
Archives
Monthly Archives: September 2016
September 30, 2016
We Are More Alike, Than We Are Unalike – Maya Angelou
My family is going through Olympic withdrawal. Well, O.K., not really. But we watched the events we were interested in and rooted for Team U.S.A. Of course, Michael Phelps stole the show, and Ryan Lochte stole the…well, let’s not go Continue reading…
September 26, 2016
Estate Plan Must Haves! – Lessons Learned Post-Prince
Categories:
Estate Planning • Money and Finances
A will is the cornerstone of your estate plan. It allows for an organized distribution of your assets after you pass. Not only does it make sure that your assets end up with your chosen loved ones, it also reduces Continue reading…
September 21, 2016
Divorce Trends over the Year
Categories:
Divorce
Like many things in life, people tend to divorce at certain times of the year. My professional experience corresponds with a recent study out of University of Washington. The study looked at the time of year that divorces are most often Continue reading…
September 20, 2016
Cooking for One
Categories:
Budgeting • Children in Divorce • Divorce • Finances and Divorce • Money and Divorce • Money and Finances • Parents • Separation
You may find cooking a daunting enough task as it is, but cooking for just one can be downright grueling, and can often lead to unhealthy eating. If you find yourself undereating, forgetting to eat, going through the drive thru, Continue reading…
September 12, 2016
How to Avoid the Divortex – Part 1
Categories:
Collaborative Law • Divorce
Vortex: 1) a whirling mass of water or air that sucks everything near it towards its center; or 2) a place or situation regarded as drawing into its center all that it surrounds, and hence, being inescapable or destructible Sound Continue reading…
September 7, 2016
Five Simple Rules for Happiness, In Honor of Happiness Month (August)
Categories:
Mental Health
Although happiness can sometimes seem elusive, keeping in mind the 5 Simple Rules for Happiness below will help: Free your mind from hatred Free your mind from worries Live simply Give more Expect Less It struck me one day that Continue reading…
