Broken homes are not solely based on marital status, nor should divorce always be considered the worst possible decision.
We All Need to Stop Using the Phrase “Broken Home”
Posted by in Children's Perspective Posted by in Children's Perspective Protect Your Kids from Conflict
Posted by in Parenting Principles It’s not always easy, but it’s possible.
Child Centered Divorce
Posted by in Family Fridays, General Is a “Child-Centered Divorce” an Oxymoron or a Realistic Goal? By Annabel Murray and Stacy Fukuhara-Barclay Published in the the October, 2009 issue of Hawaii Parent Magazine We have all heard about divorcing or separating couples locked in constant litigation over the custody of their children. Money is no object in their quest for victory, vindication,…Read more »
Can one person stop the fighting?
Posted by in Litigation Lessons There really is nothing more difficult than preparing for a Family Court hearing while at the same time trying to settle the same case. Settlement is about bridge-building. Going to court burns every bridge you’ve ever built. Settlement is about forgiveness, while court is about dredging up every hurt, every hardship, every resentment and every…Read more »
crap·shoot noun \ˈkrap-ˌshüt\ : something that could produce a good or bad result
Posted by in Litigation Lessons 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 »
