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SEPARATION WITH INTEGRITY

A Divorce Lawyer's Lessons from Practice

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The Bad Divorce Friend - The Repeater

If you have been reading this blog for a while, you probably know that I am a vocal advocate for people forming "survival committees" of...

The Other Side of Advocacy

Typically, I write this blog for the litigants, but this post is for the litigators. Being a family law lawyer is a challenging endeavor....

Manners and Anxiety: A Matter of Burning Extremities

Can you recite the pledge of allegiance? Could you do it while you were driving? Could you do it while doing a math problem? Could you do...

Negotiating in the Dark

"Oh, she's willing to negotiate, but she won't tell you anything about her assets or income until you agree to the parenting plan she...

Timing is Everything

It is not uncommon for someone to come into my office for an initial divorce consultation with a spreadsheet containing a proposed...

Trauma and the Future

A dear friend of mine defines maturity in people as "a deep ability to connect present actions to future outcomes." I generally agree...

Different Parenting Plans for Different Ages and Stages

A common mistake made by clients (and Courts) is adoption of a "one size fits all" attitude for parenting plans. The reality of parenting...

It Can Take Several Tries - The Challenges of Leaving

One of the most common scenarios in my family law practice: A client comes in for a consultation on a divorce. In the course of the...

Bad Weather and Parenting Plans

Your co-parent's residential time with the child starts tomorrow morning at 10:00 a.m. In the parenting plan, it's your job to get the...

Sometimes It Takes the Right Messenger

I first encountered this phenomenon with my own child. When he was little, my wife and I were struggling with potty training. My son was...

How Good Are Your Tools? A Guide to Learning Co-Parenting

There are several things in life you likely learned from your family - how to cook, how to drive, how to act at work... the list goes on...

Dating and Divorce

"Want to turn an easy divorce into a hard divorce? Date someone while the divorce hasn't been finalized yet. Want to make it really hard?...

Epilogue: Talking to Your Adult Children About Divorce

Sometimes, my clients want to avoid legal conflicts because they would be difficult or costly. I certainly understand that, and sometimes...

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