They Are Not Normal Until Tuesday
{3 minutes to read} I’ve been mostly doing video blogs these days and have not written a blog in a while. But a chance encounter with someone (I’ll call [...]
Divorce With Dignity [VIDEO]
Usually when I’m discussing the “D” word, I’m referring to Divorce, but recently three things came together: the general lack of courtesy and decency in discourse these days; the [...]
Relocation: Moving Out of State with the Children (VIDEO)
In my last video, I talked about what happens if one parent moves to such a distance that the current parenting plan will need to be revised. In this [...]
How to Address a Relocation Issue in Mediation [VIDEO]
One of the most important things a divorcing couple must establish is a parenting plan. There is a lot of back and forth, pickups and drop-offs when the parents [...]
Child Support 101: 5. The Conclusion of Child Support [VIDEO]
My last few videos have dealt with various aspects of child support but there are still some loose ends that I would like to explore. This video does [...]
Child Support 101: 3. The Monthly Amount of Child Support [VIDEO]
When determining the monthly amount of child support, the adjusted gross incomes of both parents are combined. If the amount exceeds the legally established cap of $148,000, the parents [...]
Looking for the “No”
{3.30 minutes to read} For those of you who have been reading my blog for a while, this title probably comes as a surprise. You know me. I’m the [...]
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How and When: Your Children and Your Divorce Part 2 [VIDEO]
In my last video, I discussed how life is stressful for growing children and as parents, we shouldn’t expose them to our adult conflict. In this video, I discuss [...]
Is Anger Necessary Or A Waste of Time?
{3 minutes to read} Think about the last time you were really, really angry either at someone or something. It was probably because you felt an injustice was done. [...]