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Protect Your Kids from Conflict
Posted by in Uncategorized Author: The Children's Law Center Hawaii
The Children's Law Center LLLC is a full service Family Law office in Honolulu. Our passion is to help divorcing and separating couples and individuals create meaningful, sustainable, child centered co-parenting plans and to avoid the expense and heartbreak of litigation. Our other passion is representing clients in tough situations with difficult ex partners, and making sure that each and every client feels supported and defended through the difficult process of separation and divorce. Our focus is on peace...finding it, keeping it, and spreading it. We are not afraid of litigation, cause sometimes it cannot be avoided, and we excel at preparation, strategy, and remaining child focused.
Posted by in Uncategorized Letting your brain (and your team) relax!
Posted by in Uncategorized Take a deep breath before you click “send”.
Posted by in Uncategorized Originally posted on Christopher J. Gillette – Montana Family Lawyer:
“Speak when you are angry – and you’ll make the best speech you’ll ever regret.” Laurence J. Peter Although email, text messages and other forms of electronic communication are a necessary evil, I am a big fan of letters. While clearly text messages have their…
If you are a Child Advocate, this is a must-read.
Posted by in child abuse, Child Abuse, Child Custody and Divorce, Family Court, Parenting The Adverse Childhood Experiences Study — the largest, most important public health study you never heard of — began in an obesity clinic
“I’m fine thank you, and you?”
Posted by in Uncategorized Polite communication after divorce is not rocket science. Here is a sample: Q: “How are you?” A: “I’m fine thank you, and you?” R: “Fine, thank you.” Polite and responsive. Poor communication (mean, rude, snarky and virtually always non-responsive) is sometimes the only weapon left in the armory for someone who wants to be hurtful. Especially…Read more »
Children’s Rights in Separation and Divorce
Posted by in Child Custody and Divorce, Family Court, Parenting Think about when you go on vacation. The hotel is nice, the location beautiful, its so great to get away! But after awhile you want to be back in YOUR home, in YOUR bed, surrounded by YOUR stuff, no longer living out of a suitcase. That moment when you flop down on your bed and…Read more »
crap·shoot noun \ˈkrap-ˌshüt\ : something that could produce a good or bad result
Posted by in Child Custody and Divorce, Family Court, Parenting I’ve been throwing around the term, “Crap Shoot” a lot this week as a way to explain to people why they do not want to go to Family Court to deal with their custody matter. I started to worry that I sounded rude, or just too darn negative, so I looked up the definition, and there…Read more »
