Feb 28 (Reuters) – Figuring out how to split childcare costs when you’re divorcing is not easy, but it can be like remedial math compared to deciding who pays what for your children’s college education. There are countless issues that can come up, but if you’re divorced and have visions of your children someday showing
Read more →Have you ever done a kickboxing class? I’d highly recommend it as a tool for coping with divorce. It feels so great to throw punches when you’re feeling angry, bitter, enraged or resentful. On the flip side, there are certain moments during divorce that feel like someone is kickboxing you. Times when you feel like you just
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“Today, I’m sitting in my hospital bed waiting to have both my breasts removed. But in a strange way I feel like the lucky one. Up until now I have had no health problems. I’m a 69-year-old woman in the last room at the end of the hall before the pediatric division of the hospital
Read more →When you get your heart broken, there’s one thing that tends to obsess you: Getting closure. How many times did you or your friend use that excuse to contact the ex, have a phone call or meeting? Or even sex? “Well, I just have to get some closure,” you or your friend say. Hey, I’ve
Read more →The expansion of Collaborative Practice to low income clients is expanding in much the same way as Practice groups did ten to fifteen years ago. some programs are created and administered by Practice groups, some by local bar associations or legal aid organizations, some by state or local government entities, and some by law schools.
Read more →Why badmouthing your ex to your kids will always backfire. When you were faced with divorce, regardless of whether you were the one to initiate it, there was probably a sense of finality when the judge finally signed off on all of the legal mumbo jumbo that made you single again. If your divorce was
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