Year: 2015

For some couples torn between thoughts of divorce and lingering hopes for reconciliation, a trial separation may seem like a logical first step. But what is becoming more and more common are situations where couples decide to just remain separated, even after they realize their marriage is beyond repair. Oftentimes, couples choose long-term separation rather…

Money issues are often cited as one of the leading causes of divorce. Some experts say that income inequality among spouses, whether it’s the husband or wife who earns more, can cause tension within relationships and make these problems even worse. In my 20 years of practice, I concur with those findings – money issues…

The following steps are important to keep in mind if a difference in paychecks is causing tension

The phrase so often referred to boys and girls who couldn’t run, kick or throw is no longer an insult. When the U.S. Women’s team won the World Cup this past month, they pushed the boundaries for women even further. How all of this attention will play out for future opportunities is as yet undetermined.

5 Great Destinations: US News rounded up the best places to visit in Europe, and now that the US Dollar is so strong, 2015 may be the year to visit!

The Montgomery County Council received emails from county residents on both sides of the debate.

From “helicopter parents” to “tiger moms,” there seems to be a label for every style of parenting today. But none has received as much attention recently as the “free range” method of parenting that has sparked discussion and controversy.

Here’s the inside scoop on how to save on legal fees in a divorce.

At the end of a relationship there are only two directions we can go: we either grow in our ability to love, or we begin a gradual decline. Our challenge in starting over is

Scripting your post-divorce life can be exhilarating, rewarding — and a little overwhelming. Here are some suggestions to help you along your way.