Perhaps your marriage had been effectively over prior to the pandemic, or possibly going through the pandemic brought you to the realization your marriage should…
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With high school seniors having graduated without the experience of graduation, they prepare to move on to college – maybe. While a majority of university…
The Atlantic ran a very interesting story recently describing the experiences of different families in New York City trying to work with their joint custody…
As the Governor “reopened” the State of Missouri beginning May 4, the Chief Judge of the Missouri Supreme Court had to consider whether and how…
The economic fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic has meant some people have had to change jobs. Some have worked for companies for years, but because…
As the pandemic rolls on into a third month, large companies like Enterprise as well as small businesses have begun furloughs, layoffs, and some firings….
Perhaps some of you caught Jada Pinkett Smith’s Red Table Talk show this week. If not, you missed her telling her audience – the world…
Baby boomers continue to be the single fastest-growing group seeking divorce, and given their age, they tend to have more complications, including greater wealth. High…
In order to alleviate some of the economic hardship created by the pandemic, the government enacted a variety of remedies, including sending individual checks to…
As this excellent article in the New York Times details, the novel coronavirus has created a very gut-wrenching situation for divorced parents, especially ones who…