Making the Grade Isn’t About Race. It’s About Parents.
In a moment of exasperation last spring, I asked that question to a virtually all-black class of 12th-graders who had done horribly... Read More
Parents Are Equal by John Bolch
An article in the Daily Mail today deserves some comment. Not because it is great journalism (I would look elsewhere to find... Read More
Governor Scott Vetoes Florida Family Law Bill
Florida Senate Bill 668 has been vetoed by Governor Rick Scott. The proposed bill would have made several needed reforms to alimony... Read More
Can Smiling Help you Recover from Loss?
The Huffington Post recently reported a story about a six year old boy named Jaden Hayes. Jaden’s father died two years ago... Read More
Blended Families can be a Good Thing
We all know that divorce can be difficult on the children involved. However, it has also been revealed that children can thrive... Read More
Understanding the Role of the Guardian Ad Litem in Florida
The Guardian Ad Litem (GAL) program in Florida trains volunteers to serve as advocates for children. Whether the child has been abused,... Read More
Being More Than Just the “Ex”
In an article in the Huffington Post written by Laura Lifshitz, the author discusses the difficulty in explaining divorce to young children.... Read More
Life After Divorce – Focus on what is Meaningful
If your parents divorced when you were a child, you likely promised yourself that you would never subject your children to the... Read More
How to Talk to Your Children about Divorce
When there are children involved in a divorce, it can make the process even more difficult and emotional. It is important for... Read More
NBA Star Paul George Near Resolution in Paternity, Child Support and Child Custody Case
NBA star Paul George and his baby’s mother are close to finalizing a “joint parenting, joint decision-making” resolution over their 5-month-old daughter, his... Read More