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Data Privacy, Mobile Apps, and your Children
Data privacy issues can impact your children, particularly if they use mobile apps Many children these days have an online presence starting at birth – 92% ...
How to Forgive Someone Who Isn’t Sorry: The Key to Closure
Sometimes you have to forgive the person who owes you an apology in order to move on in life ...
What can I do about Late Child Support Payments?
Do you know what steps to take if your former spouse misses a payment or fails to pay consistently? ...
Important Divorce Papers for During and After Proceedings
Save time, money, and stress by preparing your paperwork and possessions for divorce ...
How Mediation Can Help You Avoid Cascading Fees in a Divorce
Going the mediation route during a divorce, instead of pursuing litigation, can end up saving you thousands. You’ll also be able to get back to your life sooner, s ...
Sorting Finances After Divorce: Creating a Budget
Creating a post-divorce budget can save you time, money, and stress in the future. Divorce is exhausting, and by the time it’s all said and done you may find y ...
Co-Parenting: How to End or Avoid Arguments
End the emotional turmoil by avoiding confrontation with your co-parent No one said that divorce would be easy. Although many people look forward to the legal dis ...
Badmouthing Your Ex to Your Friends? Here’s How It Could Hurt You
Language drives how we think and view the world around us. And changing how you speak about your ex-partner can change your attitude towards your co-parenting relati ...
Co-Parenting: Exercises for Active Listening
Improve communication issues with your co-parenting partner through active listening Listening seems like a natural process; an innate sense that doesn’t need t ...
We All Lose Our Temper—Here’s How to Apologize
Apologies come in a variety of shapes and sizes—and some of them aren't the right shape, nor the right size. If you want to make a sincere apology, here are some h ...
Looking at *bleeping* Mother’s Day as a Step Parent
I have lots of feelings about Mother’s Day. I am always blown away by how emotional I am on this day. Just to be clear, I don’t have a traumatic history with Mot ...