Monthly Archives: December 2023
Can Counseling Save My Marriage?
Marriage is tough. It’s supposed to be a partnership where two people work together toward common goals. It’s an institution where the parties grow, both individually and as a couple. But this doesn’t always happen. Maintaining a relationship is not easy and often requires a little (or a lot of) help. That’s where counseling… Read More »
How to Talk to Your Children About Divorce
Going through a divorce is bad enough for adults. If you have children, imagine how they must feel. They may not know all the details about why their parents are splitting up, but it’s no doubt causing them emotional distress. Their lives are about to be upended. Your children likely have a lot of… Read More »
Can an Age Gap Marriage Work?
In many couples, the spouses are similar in age. They may be the exact same age or just a few years apart. While this is typically the norm, there are some exceptions. Some spouses have large age gaps (10 years or more). These are often called May-December romances. Sometimes they last a long time,… Read More »
People’s Trust Suing Homeowners After Hurricane Ian
Homeowners buy insurance to protect their homes. But sometimes insurers will go to great lengths to avoid paying our claims. This recently happened to numerous homeowners in Florida. Insurance company People’s Trust claims its customers broke policies by repairing their own homes after Hurricane Ian hit the state. This is a situation in which… Read More »
WWE, Panini Sever Ties Over Breach of Contract
Companies can go into contracts with each other and end up in disputes over various things. This can lead to lawsuits, breach of contract, fines, and other issues. World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) and trading card manufacturer Panini have recently ended a two-year legal dispute. The two companies have reached an agreement and are dismissing… Read More »
Navigating the Holidays With Children After Divorce
Divorce can be tricky when children are involved. Things get especially complicated around the holidays, when both parents typically want to spend as much time with the kids as possible. Both want the kids on Christmas, New Year’s Day, and everything in between. The kids are being pulled in many directions. This can lead… Read More »