1. Get a Therapist Getting a therapist can consequentially save you thousands of dollars on your divorce. Most insurance companies cover the cost of mental health counseling, and even in cases where therapists are not covered by your insurance, their hourly rate is often much lower than an attorney’s. If you call your lawyer every
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“No Way, Not Me!” If you read the title to this post and immediately answered “no way” without an ounce of hesitation, you probably are “that parent” and should continue reading. Although we all like to think that we are doing everything we can to be great parents, it never hurts to sit back and
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Too often in family law cases, we see parents attempting to alienate their children from another parent. The reality is, regardless of which spouse may have contributed to the breakdown of the marriage, it is important to remember, that just because someone doesn’t make a good spouse, does not mean that they will not make
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The term ‘Narcissist’ is heavily overused in the world these days. However, they do exist, and they can be extremely toxic people in marital relationships. Understanding how to spot one and how to deal with one when they are being difficult is really important. And even more important, is how to recover from Narcissistic Abuse.
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In family law proceedings, the court often discusses “the best interests of the child” when deciding child-related issues in court. The courts will establish a parenting plan, require that parents complete a parenting course, as well as order anything else they find necessary to promote the health, safety and well-being of a child. The goal
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