Should You Keep an Uninvolved Parent Informed? | Co-Parenting Tips

What if you are co-parenting with a parent who essentially is not involved in their children's lives at all. They don't go to parent-teacher conferences, don't help your children with homework, don't go to school events, don't take the kid or kids to practices and they don't show up to games. They're not involved in the medical decisions.

Do you think that it's your responsibility to keep the other parents informed especially if you share joint decision-making or joint custody? Or do you think it's the other parent's role or responsibility to get themselves informed?

What A Prenup Needs To Include To Make It Valid And Balanced For Both Parties

An asset protection attorney offers tips on what to include when writing a prenup and why each side must get something to make the agreement valid.

Separation vs Divorce

Are you unsure about the future of your marriage? Here are some tips to help you explore the difference between separation and divorce.

How To Meet With Your Workers Comp Attorney

How To Meet With Your Workers Comp Attorney

Should I Get a Prenuptial or Postnuptial Agreement?

We often time hear about prenuptial agreements but postnuptial agreements are also becoming popular. Attorney Brian Cooke discusses the differences and if it's something you should consider.

How To Stay Positive While Going Through A Divorce

Divorce is tough and it's something we hope to never go through but staying positive no matter the situation is always a choice we are free to make.How do you stay positive while going through one of the toughest times of your life? Find out here.

Is It Possible to Have a Healthy Divorce with a Toxic Person?

I recently interviewed Ashley-Nicole Russell, Esq, divorce attorney, and host of Divorce, Healthy! Podcast. In this segment, I asked Ashley if a person is in the middle of an ugly divorce with the scorched earth type of litigation, is it possible to transition into a divorce that's more healthy?