The assignment was simple – talk about parent communication in high conflict cases. What lawyers can teach their clients, and why. So simple, and yet
Maybe it’s in your court orders. Maybe your attorney is telling you to do it. Maybe your parenting coordinator has imposed it on you. Maybe
It’s January, so there’s always something new to be aware of. Books for Lawyers and Clients 1.Here’s an update on some books and resources with
A majority—sometimes a vast majority – of family law cases involve one or both parties who don’t have lawyers. Sometimes the lack of a lawyer
Here are the books about co-parenting I recommend most recently for people who want general information about co-parenting following divorce or separation of the parents:
I have to share this blog post from Megan Hunter at Unhooked Books. She posted it a couple of months ago and I knew it was great at
Coparenting Communication Guide (2012 9 13) That link will take you to the Co-Parenting Communication Guide put out by the Maricopa County Family Court. It’s
Randi Kreger, Borderline Personality Disorder expert, and author of the best-selling book Stop Walking on Eggshells, will be doing a training workshop about Borderline Personality Disorder
Here’s a great deal — read the first five pages of Bill Eddy’s new book The Future of Family Court, to decide if you want to buy it.
I’ve always wished that Oprah would do a show on how parents should tell their children that they’re getting divorced. Maybe she has, and I
The assignment was simple – talk about parent communication in high conflict cases. What lawyers can teach their clients, and why. So simple, and yet so involved. As I make this post go live, I’ve just received an email from...
Maybe it’s in your court orders. Maybe your attorney is telling you to do it. Maybe your parenting coordinator has imposed it on you. Maybe your ex-partner/ coparent is telling you to do it. But somewhere during your divorce case,...
It’s January, so there’s always something new to be aware of. Books for Lawyers and Clients 1.Here’s an update on some books and resources with more information about parent estrangement, high conflict, resist-refusal dynamics, and the like, as discussed in...
A majority—sometimes a vast majority – of family law cases involve one or both parties who don’t have lawyers. Sometimes the lack of a lawyer is voluntary, when a person is sure he or she can handle the case better...
Here are the books about co-parenting I recommend most recently for people who want general information about co-parenting following divorce or separation of the parents: Parenting After Divorce: A Guide to Resolving Conflicts and Meeting Your Children’s Needs, by Philip...
I have to share this blog post from Megan Hunter at Unhooked Books. She posted it a couple of months ago and I knew it was great at the time. Just came across it again and it still resonates (and will for years)....
Coparenting Communication Guide (2012 9 13) That link will take you to the Co-Parenting Communication Guide put out by the Maricopa County Family Court. It’s another resource for divorcing/ separated parents, along with the Arizona AFCC 2011 Summit Project Report “Parenting...
Randi Kreger, Borderline Personality Disorder expert, and author of the best-selling book Stop Walking on Eggshells, will be doing a training workshop about Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD). The workshop is designed to assist family members. The training is to be held...
Here’s a great deal — read the first five pages of Bill Eddy’s new book The Future of Family Court, to decide if you want to buy it. I’m just starting the book myself and will post after I’ve finished it, but for...
I’ve always wished that Oprah would do a show on how parents should tell their children that they’re getting divorced. Maybe she has, and I missed it. I know I’ve been asked this question several times, and I’ve done my...
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