“We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give.” – Sir Winston Churchill Recently, pro-bono legal service has taken many forms. A local tax attorney runs for the school board. The general counsel of a corporation joins a charity board. Two lawyers help the IRS to recognize […] Read More
How Will the Divorce Impact Your Retirement Plans (Both Urgent and Longer Term)?
As you navigate through the physical, mental and emotional upheaval of a divorce, you might overlook one aspect of your life that needs close attention: your retirement. Once you have addressed your immediate needs, consider the following short- and long-term steps to ensure that your retirement plan remains intact. Organize Information Assess all retirement documents. […] Read More
Are There Rules for Dating During Or Immediately After a Divorce?
Even though your marriage has ended – or is on the verge of ending – it may seem “too soon” to think about dating again. Then again, what are the spoken and unspoken rules about reawakening your romantic life? When is it considered acceptable to start dating once you’ve separated? When should you introduce someone […] Read More
What is collaborative divorce? What are some tips for making it work?
Collaborative divorce has become increasingly popular in recent years, and it’s easy to see why. A recent survey from the International Academy of Collaborative Professionals (IACP) found that 86 percent of all reported collaborative cases settled with an agreement on all issues. In a collaborative divorce, couples utilize the services of attorneys (one for each […] Read More