Posts belonging to Category Parenting
Posted by Mark B. Baer, Esq. on March 24, 2013
The laws relating to division of property and support and all other laws pertaining to families vary from state to state. Moreover, the laws change over time. One day the laws go one direction and the next day they could change. In other words, the laws are “arbitrary.” What makes California’s laws on these issues […]
Categories: Alimony, Celebrity Divorce, Child Custody, Child Support, Children & Divorce, Collaborative Divorce, Divorce, divorce court, Divorce Laws, Divorce Process, Emotions, Financial, Holidays, How to Divorce, Infidelity, Legal, Mediation, Parenting, Separation, Settlement, Uncategorized, Visitation
Posted by Mark B. Baer, Esq. on February 9, 2013
It has long been said that the tongue is sharper than any sword. In fact, the Bible says, “Reckless words pierce like a sword, but the tongue of the wise brings healing.” (Bible, Proverbs 12:18 (NIV)) Of course, in litigation, we place such words into correspondence, declarations and pleadings in an effort to coerce a […]
Categories: Alimony, Child Custody, Child Support, Children & Divorce, Collaborative Divorce, Divorce, divorce FAQs, Divorce Process, Emotions, How to Divorce, Mediation, Parenting, Settlement, step mother, step parent, Stress, Uncategorized, Visitation
Posted by Lawyer - Erik W. Newton on January 16, 2013
Today’s post originates from our brave paralegal, Karin Buckley. Karin has a great amount of experience dealing with teenagers, having actually instructed high school for many years prior to becoming a paralegal. I hope you like her peculiar yet insightful suggestions as much as we did. Maybe you and your co-parent divorced years ago, or […]
Categories: Parenting
Posted by Mediator - Virginia L. Colin on December 14, 2012
Frustrations of a Family Mediator 1. I cannot fix everything for everybody. People have the personalities, anxieties, hostilities, and blind spots that they have, and I cannot always get them to think and speak from the best parts of themselves and cooperate to do what will be good for their kids. 2. I am […]
Categories: Children & Divorce, Divorce, How to Divorce, Mediation, Parenting, Separation, Visitation
Posted by Lawyer - Sharon Oberst DeFala on November 6, 2012
This year, as always, I am collecting some of my favorite stories of the post-divorce possibilities. The eastern seaboard of the United States has just survived Hurricane Sandy and its after effects. Those of us who “only” lost heat, or electricity, or ell service are feeling pretty grateful and fortunate right about now. And, considering […]
Categories: Children & Divorce, Emotions, Love & Relationships, Mediation, Parenting, Single Parents, Tips
Posted by Mark B. Baer, Esq. on November 4, 2012
Maybe clients would be more satisfied with the outcomes of their cases if they changed the way in which they interviewed and selected the attorneys they retain. When clients consult with attorneys, they frequently ask the attorneys questions of law – they want to know what the law is on a particular issue. Shouldn’t any […]
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