Earlier this week, Financial blogger Emma Johnson — who writes at WealthySingleMommy.com — penned an interesting piece about financing options for women who may be trapped in bad marriages with no way to finance a divorce. Continue reading “Divorce Financing Options: Creative Ways to Fund Your Case”
5 Tips for Couples With Different Spending Habits: a DNAInfo interview
This week, I had the chance to talk to DNAInfo reporter Amy Zimmer about how different spending and saving habits can lead to divorce. This is what I call “the dirty money conversation.” Continue reading “5 Tips for Couples With Different Spending Habits: a DNAInfo interview”
When Enough Is Enough: Saying No To Domestic Violence | By Rachel Goldenberg
By Rachel Goldenberg, an associate attorney at the offices of Richardson Legal PLLC. Ms. Goldenberg is chronicling her experiences as a young lawyer on the Times of Israel blog.
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There are a lot of things they teach you in law school. They teach you to be an advocate but not to take on your clients’ issues as your own. They teach you to be selective and not retain every client who walks through your door. They teach you to take cases you can handle and those you can “sort of” handle so that you can learn from them. But even with all of these “lessons,” nothing really prepares you for that first client who gets to you.
Continue reading “When Enough Is Enough: Saying No To Domestic Violence | By Rachel Goldenberg”
As featured on the Huffpo: My Top Five Things Dads Should Know Before Setting Foot in Court
What happens when an actively involved dad is faced with a nasty, contentious custody battle?
When I say “active dad,” we are talking about more than changing a few diapers: you attend to the emotional needs of your kids and are genuinely involved in caretaking, potty training, homework, and tantrums. You’re involved in a real, meaningful way, and you intend to continue that involvement.
Here are the top five things that active fathers should know before they set foot in a courtroom — or click here to join the discussion on the Huffington Post.
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