I recently read an article by Stephen R. Covey (www.stephencovey.com/blog/?tag=the-7-habits-of-highly-effective-families) about the stress on families during these difficult economic times. Losing your job is a blow – to
Continue Reading Strengthening Families in the Time of Crisis
I recently met with a financial planner who commented to me that something divorcing parties neglect to handle is their insurance – whether it’s car, life, homeowners, or health insurance.
Here’s an interesting article that follows up my recent blog on Facebook:
http://allthingsd.com/20120208/you-know-who-really-loves-smartphones-divorce-lawyers/Continue Reading Social Media Follow-Up
I wrote a blog a few months ago about a man who was using a blog to disparage his wife which sparked a Free Speech debate – and a mess
On November 9, 2011, the Superior Court filed its first decision (E.D. v. M.P., 2011 PA Super 238 (Pa.Super. 2011), regarding the newly enacted Child Custody Act, 23 Pa.C.S.A. Section
In child support cases, the party that is receiving child support pays the first $250 in unreimbursed expenses per child. Medical expenses include insurance co-payments and deductibles and all expenses
I recently read an article about "navigating" through the holidays when you are newly divorced.
I think it should extend to those who are newly separated as well. The
Here’s a great article about putting your children first after a divorce:
http://voxxi.com/2011/11/28/putting-the-kids-first-after-divorce/Continue Reading Putting the Kids First
Going through a divorce is such a difficult time, and it is such an emotional time. A lot of people wonder if it is possible to go through a divorce
Pre-Nuptial Agreements are a hot button for engaged couples, but they can be a great way to minimize risk, exposure, and litigation in the event of a divorce or