September 23, 2015
Sandra[1] was nervous. A “family meeting” had been called by her older sister who had the lion’s share of responsibility for helping their 84-year-old father stay […]
- All
- Adoption
- BA PLC Business
- Collaborative Law
- Conflict as Catalyst™ Newsletter
- Coparenting
- Divorce
- Estate Planning/Elder Care
- Events
- Family Resolutions
- Gratitude
- Gray Divorce
- Holiday
- How to Contemplate Divorce
- How to negotiate
- Managing Emotions
- Prenuptial Agreements
- Process Choices
- Professionals and Colleagues
- Self-Care
- Thoughts
- Uncategorized
August 25, 2015
I couldn’t avoid it. I kept running into clients I’ve worked with over the years at the county fair this week. But instead of sitting in […]
April 29, 2015
We’ve been taught that anger is bad. We should be kind to all, get along, and work for peace. But some things are worth getting angry […]
April 14, 2013
Don’t take my word that Collaborative Process is often more satisfying to families. Check out this recent USA Today article at http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2013/03/21/collaborative-divorce-alternative-court-battles/2005209/. One of the lawyers […]
April 11, 2013
Thanks Sue Murray for alerting me to a resource–particularly since it’s free! The Grace-Filled Divorce by Melody Bacon, Ph.D., can be downloaded free to your Kindle […]
September 30, 2012
I watched The Lion King with my 5-year old grandson recently. I know for some parents if they hear Hakuna Matata one more time, there will […]
December 1, 2011
I saw a quote on the Michigan Family Law Listserv today that I thought worth sharing. The listserv is the forum where family lawyers “let their […]