Mediating Conflict,
Embracing Peace
You've gone through a marriage and a divorce. You've now gotten married for the second time. You're fairly confident that you can avoid getting a second divorce simply because you understand more about how marriage works and any mistakes that you or your ex made...
During our most recent podcast, we had the chance to sit down and talk with someone who has been through a divorce. The road ahead may seem overwhelming for anyone who is about to begin the process. The life you had envisioned for yourself and your children will look...
When a divorce becomes inevitable, you may be asking yourself a lot of hard-to-answer questions: Was I at fault for the collapse of my marriage? What will my kids, family and friends think of me now? Will people assume I am a bad person because my spouse wanted to...
With spring break typically arriving in March for many schools, divorced parents may scramble on the logistics of any potential trips and, more importantly, parenting time. In some cases, the spring break parenting time issue is addressed in the divorce agreement. For...
In today's episode, I talk with a former client about what he would have done differently in his family law case knowing what he knows now.
When you get a divorce as a parent, you probably anticipate at least a few parenting issues to arise in the wake of your divorce. Many parents expect their kids to cry often or act out in frustration. While it is wise to expect a few problems as your children adjust,...
If you are a father who is going through a divorce, you may have many concerns that you are already at a disadvantage. Unfortunately, over the years, many families have found that the court system was not favorable to fathers. But there are also many preconceived...
Right after the winter holidays, married couples often assess the state of their relationship with one another. There’s something about a new year that encourages people to re-evaluate their lives and make some hard decisions. When both spouses realize that they are...
In today’s episode I continue my conversation with family law attorney, Elise Buie. We discuss the role of the parenting coordinator and what the difference is between the parenting coordinator and a Guardian ad Litem.
In today’s episode I talked to family law attorney, Elise Buie, about the role of the Guardian ad Litem (GAL) and why someone would need one. Or, why a court appoints a Guardian ad Litem in a family law or divorce case.