Are you preparing for divorce? Discover four essential items to include in your pre-divorce checklist. From gathering and updating documents, to communicating with your spouse, and finding an attorney, read on to learn more and start planning for your new beginning with confidence.
There's a lot at stake when selecting an attorney to represent you in your family law matter. Check out our post for information about choosing the right one for you.
Even if you yourself have never experienced domestic violence, odds are you know someone who has (whether you’re aware of it or not). So what do you do if someone you know and love is experiencing domestic abuse or intimate partner violence (“IPV”)? Every situation is unique, but here are some ways you may be able to help.
Divorce (and separation) is hard for everyone - parents and kids alike, but it is often especially difficult for teenagers who are already navigating numerous physical and emotional changes, and may feel resentful of another challenge placed in their lap. In combination with other support, books can be a great resource to help teens cope, especially if they aren’t ready to talk openly about their feelings in the early stages. From starting conversations to just giving kids a character to relate to, we’ve gathered eight books for tween and teen readers to help work through this challenging time and come out the other side stronger and more resilient.
