by Laura M. D’Orsi, Esq. ldorsi@lauradorsilaw.com www.lauradorsilaw.com Divorce today is most likely very different then it was 20 or even 10 years ago. Many men today are very involved parents. They care for the daily needs of their children, help with homework, coach their sports teams, and care for them while their spouse is working. …
by Linda Piff, Esq. Co-parenting after divorce isn’t always an easy task—after all, trying to cooperate with someone when you have hurt feelings, disappointment, or resentment isn’t going to be a walk in the park. That’s why it’s important to understand that your children need both parents actively involved in their lives, regardless of your …
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by Madeline M. Muise, MSW, LSCW Although February is a few weeks behind us, it often signifies a short, cold month that is punctuated by Valentine’s Day. If you are in the middle of a divorce or recently divorced, this time of year may only add salt to the wounds as this reminder of that …
by William Frankenstein, Ph.D. Of the complex, competing emotions divorce produces, the sense of loss and grief that descends on parents when they confront the reality that they will not see or speak with their children daily or may be less woven into the fabric of their children’s lives is amongst the most profound. In adversarial divorce …
