May 2019
24
May
Cinnamon Roll Cake
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Cinnamon rolls are the king of breakfast pastries... well they are in my book at least! So, there was no doubt in my mind that this Cinnamon Roll Cake was one that was a must try. This recipe is made from scratch, but you could easily use box cake mix if you are short on [...]
20
May
Child Custody: Is a Verbal Agreement Enough?
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It is no secret that separation and divorce are stressful events, and that stress only increases when there are children involved. Kids add an extra, complicated layer of custody and child support. That extra layer requires negotiations and agreements, examining your schedules, possibly hiring child care assistance, and wrestling with how your family is going [...]
06
May
The First Steps After Divorce
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Finally, after months (or in some cases, years!) of working your way through the process of separation, dividing your property and debt, and divorce, you take a deep breath, and sigh. But for many, that sigh is not one of relief, but rather one that arises out of a sense of loneliness and uncertainty. You [...]
06
May
Practicing Gratitude
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During my divorce, I read a lot of books about maintaining your mental health through the divorce process. Many suggested practicing gratitude, recognizing things in your life for which you are grateful. While it isn’t a cure all for the roller coaster of emotions one goes through while ending a marriage, it brings to light [...]
01
May
TRAFFIC TICKETS: IMPROPER EQUIPMENT VS. PJC
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If you’ve ever received a traffic ticket (and maybe if you haven’t) you probably know the term “improper equipment.” When I got my first speeding ticket everyone seemed to know that “improper equipment” was the outcome you wanted, but no one knew how to get it – thankfully, the attorney I hired did! So, what [...]