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When Should You Modify Your Parenting Plan for the New School Year?
If you’re hoping to modify your existing parenting plan before the new school year starts in August 2020, the time to start the process is...
3 Communication Tips to Help Prevent Arguments With an Ex
It’s a scenario that is all-too common with ex-spouses who, for the purposes of co-parenting or other unique situations, must remain in contact after their...
Three Ways to Spend Valentine’s Day After a Divorce
Oh, Valentine’s Day. A Hallmark holiday that won’t let you forget that “love is in the air” with the heart-shaped candies, bouquets of flowers and...
Is Estate Planning Only for the Wealthy or Elderly?
It’s a common misconception that estate planning tools, such as wills or trusts, are only necessary when someone earns a large amount of money, or...
How Can You Be Sure You’re Ready for a Divorce?
Are you contemplating divorce but feel paralyzed by the weight of the decision? If your marriage is on the rocks, it can feel overwhelming trying...
How Will Student Loan Debt Be Addressed in Your Oregon Divorce?
It’s not breaking news to say that managing finances is a common point of contention in many marriages. From learning how to combine assets and...
Best Apps to Help with Co-Parenting After a Divorce
Ask anyone who has had to learn how to co-parent, and they will likely tell you that it didn’t always feel like a walk in...
How to Enforce a Parenting Plan If Your Ex Is Not Cooperating
It is no secret; divorce is hard. And while there are many reasons that go into this invariable truth, one of the most challenging difficulties...
New Year’s Resolutions for the Entire Family
If you’re someone who is motivated by creating resolutions for the New Year, you may be wondering how to make this year as intentional and...
How to Create the Best Christmas Experience Post-Adoption
There are few things more fulfilling than seeing a child soak in the magic of Christmas, their anticipation and excitement undoubtedly proving to be contagious...
What Is the Discovery Process?
When going through a family law matter, you may be required to go through “Discovery.” So, what exactly is Discovery? Well, it’s pretty much what...
Do Grandparents Have Visitation Rights During the Holidays?
The holidays are a time of year when family connections are prioritized and sought after—however, this spirit of togetherness can be either healing or distressing,...