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Understanding the Realities of Divorcing an Alcoholic

If a parent's ongoing alcohol consumption has demonstrably impaired their parenting abilities... a structured, stairstep approach to parenting time ma...

Remote DNA-Verified Urine Drug/Alcohol Testing

- and How to Survive It

Why So Many Women Don’t Know Their Own Net Worth

Courts Focus on Parenting Ability, Not a Sobriety Timeline

Many divorcing couples are unable to communicate effectively and constructively, which can make it difficult to minimize divorce costs.

Estate planning may be the first legal process that makes you feel like you are building something that is yours again.

People come to my office seeking divorce for a variety of reasons. Most of these fall into two big categories–either they’ve grown apart or there are...

It’s critical to consult a divorce attorney so that you understand your financial obligations.

Once it stopped being about our relationship with each other and started being about our relationship with the kids, we were finally able to turn a co...

There will be ups and downs, but recognizing that a new future awaits is key.

Divorce comes in many shapes and sizes, often taking anywhere from a month to a year or more.

It may take some time to find your groove, but the right custody arrangement can help everyone involved move forward.

Think about what comes next in life and make a financial plan.

Your divorce lawyer can be a close ally during an emotionally charged process.

You deserve support to become independent and pursue a new, successful life.

20 years. That’s how long it took for me to say, 'enough'.

You may find yourself wondering if your prenup will hold up through the divorce process.

Divorce comes in many shapes and sizes, often taking anywhere from a month to a year or more.

Be honest with yourself about what you need.

It is important to be honest, even if you are embarrassed by past events.

Infidelity is one of the most devastating things that can happen to a marriage.

Understanding your rights will ensure that your assets are divided fairly between spouses.

Decisions are often easier to make before tempers flare.

Your new arrangement is about putting your child’s needs above all else, including how you feel about your ex-spouse.

Things can be more or less complicated than you expect.

People will generally respond with care and concern to the news of your divorce, but, sometimes, you’ll get a response you weren’t expecting.

If I were talking to my younger self, I’d say: take the money, it’s yours.