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Consider the following tips as you attempt to launch your new lifestyle: 1. Do some things that appear unrealistic. As you begin your new life as a single person/mom there will be plenty of opportunities for doing things that are completely realistic. Don’t let others sway your thoughts with negative comments. 2. Think of yourself …
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In this episode, family law attorney Anna–Maria Pittella. Esq., Certified Financial Planner John Caroli and Dr. Karen B. Donahue, PsyD talk about how to collaborate on a premarital agreement without destroying the romance.
In this day and age of social media it seems the concept of privacy has taken a backseat to complete transparency. People voluntarily put their lives on display as they share nearly every moment on social sites like Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. In addition, it has never been easier or been considered as socially acceptable …
On January 19, 2016, Governor Christie signed S-1046/A-2721 into law. This law establishes 19 as the age when a child support and/or medical support obligation will end. The new law allows for child and/or medical support to continue up to age 23 for cases in which the dependent is still in high school; attending full-time …
In this episode of New Jersey Divorce Talk Radio, Laura M. D’Orsi, Esq. and Dr. Karen B. Donahue, PsyD, a licensed psychologist, discuss high conflict couples in the context of litigated divorce vs. the collaborative process.
New Jersey family law attorney Anna–Maria Pittella and Dr. William Frankenstein, Ph.D., an independent, licensed psychologist, discuss the value of the collaboratively trained team within the collaborative divorce process.
Divorce is very difficult no matter how unhappy the marriage may have been. Those who are directly involved experience a great many different feelings and may even feel sadness, especially if there are children involved. Sometimes the only way to cope with the associated feelings is by joining a divorce support group. Coping with the …
Far too often the past can rear its ugly head in the middle of a conversation – but it’s important to remember that bringing up disagreements and discussions aren’t beneficial to anyone. In fact, making the decision to discuss only the children can alleviate the stress from both parties. Determine the best contact methods If …
Divorce today is most likely very different then it was 20 or even 10 years ago. Many men today are very involved parents. They care for the daily needs of their children, help with homework, coach their sports teams, and care for them while their spouse is working. In certain cases that I have been …
After the divorce, it is every couple’s intention to stay courteous and amicable with their ex. In fact, many times, it’s even written in the divorce decree that everyone is to be polite and that contact can be free and encourage throughout their children’s lives. For many, however; staying friends with an ex can set …
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