During a bitter divorce, children can feel like their parents care more about scoring points against each other than they do about their kids’ well-being. Use these tips to prioritize your children’s mental health – and help to avert the tragedy of child suicide – as the family restructures.
Divorce Articles by Family Lawyers and Divorce Professionals
Teenagers And Divorce: A Guide For Divorced Parents
Parenting teenagers can be challenging, to say the least. It’s a unique stage of life when your kids are going through hormonal and emotional changes while trying to figure out the kind of person they want to be.
Child Custody: Don’t Play Tug of War with a Fragile Rope
Tug of war can get messy. The rope gets pulled, stretched, and maybe even broken. And no matter who “wins,” the rope… that fragile rope… is always caught in the middle.
Are You Properly Using Your Divorce-Related Anger?
In order for anger to work in your favor instead of against you, you need to be creative with how you use your anger. Use your anger as a constructive force, not a destructive force. When used properly constructive anger allows you to feel powerful and motivated to go after what you want.
PODCAST: A Conversation With Family Lawyer Kristen Gross About Divorce in Florida
In this interview, Fort Lauderdale family lawyer Kristen Gross discusses the intricacies behind family law in Florida, including child support, timesharing, and more.
WATCH: Divorce in Florida – A Conversation With Family Lawyer Kristen Gross
In this interview, Fort Lauderdale family lawyer Kristen Gross discusses the intricacies behind family law in Florida, including child support, timesharing, and more.
The Best Father’s Day Gift for a Divorced Dad
This Father’s Day, the best gift a divorced dad can give himself is finding (or accepting) support to heal his wounds, address his needs, and set the foundation for a positive future.
Father’s Day: The Only Holiday my Ex Spent With His Kids
One holiday he never failed to keep is Father’s Day. For him, it was a time to show off what he accomplished.
What is a Malignant Divorce and How do You Deal With It?
In a “malignant divorce,” a couple engages in hostile confrontation instead of legal negotiation in an attempt to resolve issues such as child custody, dividing marital assets and so forth. As a result of the hostility, there is damage done to not only themselves but their children also.
WATCH: Family Lawyer Brian Pearlstein Reunites Mother & Daughter in Paris After a Child Abduction
Maryland family lawyer Brian Pearlstein reunited a mother & daughter in Paris after a child abduction in a complicated pro bono case. Read the extraordinary story here.
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