Many clients come to me after their divorce is final, when they need help processing their grief, letting go of what no longer serves them, and rediscovering a sense of clarity and purpose. This journal exercise is one of the many tools I provide to help clients move forward with greater...
Last week, my teenage son and I were both down for the count, hit by some miserable bug that left us bedridden. You know the kind: fever, chills, no energy, and the never-ending cough. It was one of those weeks where everything feels ten times harder because you’re running on empty.
As I...
The Cost of Divorce.
Divorce costs a lot. The average cost of divorce is around $15,000. But what does that mean for you? Will your divorce be average? Will your divorce cost more?
In Connecticut, a couple without children, who don’t hire attorneys to represent them, will...
Parenting schedules (formerly known as visitation schedules) set specific times and arrangements for when each parent will be responsible for the children. While there is no one-size-fits-all solution, there are certain elements that psychologists generally consider important in a...
If you are thinking about divorce, it's time to start thinking about your budget. Unlike child support, there are no formulas or bright line rules for spousal support (alimony). Instead, you and your spouse will have to take a look at your income and expenses. An honest look at your budget will...
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