by beth | Feb 4, 2023 | Divorce, Divorce & Parenting, Handling the Holidays
By: Breanna Latt Divorce is difficult on everyone involved, but is often the right choice for you and your family. As parents of young adults, your assumption may be that it’s easier for your children now that they’re older. Although there is truth in that statement,...
by beth | Feb 4, 2023 | Divorce, Divorce & Parenting, Handling the Holidays, Resources for Children
By: Breanna Latt Going home, whether from school or just across town, can add a layer of stress to your life. After you turn 18, the court orders regarding your health care, who takes the tax deduction and parental time all become null and void. This can make visits...
by beth | Oct 7, 2021 | Divorce & Parenting, Handling the Holidays
Before you choose a Halloween strategy for your family, be realistic about how your ex and you behave after the divorce or breakup. Here’s advice about how to strategize for Halloween, based on your family and co-parenting style. A. What type of Co-Parents Are...
by beth | Feb 6, 2020 | Divorce, Handling the Holidays
I have done divorce hearings on the day that should be its opposite: Feb. 14, St. Valentine’s Day. The irony does not escape my clients. I am sure they will always recall the DATE of their divorce and find the holiday bittersweet as a result. The truth is...
by beth | Feb 5, 2019 | Divorce & Parenting, Handling the Holidays, Videos
I recently sat down with divorce coach and consultant Dominique Nicole of Divorzing.com to talk about the challenges of shared parenting time during the holidays and how to overcome them. Click below to learn what kinds of tactics to avoid when it comes to planning...
by beth | Nov 15, 2016 | Handling the Holidays
As families come together for the holidays, there is the false reality of TV commercials where everyone is bathed in a glowing light toasting their good fortune. Even friends and relations seem to have it together as they boast about their perfect lives on Facebook....
