Have you ever flown in an airplane? Do you remember what the flight attendant said about if the oxygen masks drop down due to the cabin losing air pressure – put the oxygen mask on YOURSELF first! As moms, we are used to taking care of our family first –…
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Divorce causes emotional turmoil for the whole family – yet for children, the circumstances may be very frustrating, confusing, and scary: Young kids oftentimes have problems understanding why they have to go between two houses. They might be concerned that if their parents are able to stop loving each other…
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With divorce comes many questions, one of which what can happen to your retirement. Working with a Financial Planner will provide you with more detail on how to manage your retirement during divorce. Join us May 4 to get answers to these questions and many more. Learn more about our…
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Working thru the divorce process is never easy, and it takes a toll on all involved. Many times during a separation we are solely focused on “getting it over and finalized” and do not worry about the personal, emotional and physical collateral damage it leaves behind. But it doesn’t have…
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Married couples have been sorted into 5 basic types according to the way they interact. The types were identified by Harold Raush, author of Communication, Conflict and Marriage, and John Gottman, PhD of the Gottman Institute and the well-known “Love Lab.” Here are the 5 types of married couples as…
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Divorce can take a toll on the family as a whole. However, with the right help you can make it through your divorce in a peaceful manner. But, how can you do to make sure that your children thrive after your divorce? Join us April 6 to get answers to…
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When children are involved in a divorce there are many steps that need to be taken and many questions that need to be answered. How do we tell the kids? How do we get through this without tearing the family apart? What is “nesting”? Join us March 2, at…
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The guiding principle which is going to determine whether or not the court approves a parental relocation is if the move is within the best interest of the child. The court of law will consider these: Reason for move Age of child Educational, psychological, and religious needs of child Proximity…
Read More →Valentine’s Day is an occasion to experience and share love. But what if you’re thinking about divorce, in the middle of divorce, or recently divorced? What does Valentine’s Day mean to you? You might be uncertain of how you feel and that’s OK. It might be just another day, memories…
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