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10/26/12
8 Powerful Ways to Increase your Child’s Self Esteem and Ability to Fend Off BulliesThe best time to take charge of bullying behavior is Fortunately, we now have legislation and comprehensive anti-bullying policies to protect our children. You don’t need to look solely to your school, however, to protect your child from bullying behavior. Below are 8 powerful and specific ways that you can empower your child with self esteem and the skills needed to create and attract healthy relationships: 1...Read More8/12/12
President of Time Warner’s HBO Entertainment, Sue Naegle, speaks locally on September 19Our event subcommittee of the Women in Business Committee of the Morris County Chamber of Commerce is excited to present this opportunity to feature HBO Entertainment President Sue Naegle as our keynote speaker on September 19, 2012 for the event entitled “Defining Moments . . . On the Journey to Success.” Join us to hear Sue Naegle share her own defining moments, from growing up in Rockaway, New Jersey, to...Read More6/2/12
10 Practical Ways to Protect Yourself After DivorceIt’s finally over. You went to court and the judge signed your Judgment of Divorce. In most cases, your divorce agreement – the final product of lengthy ongoing negotiations – is annexed to your Judgment of Divorce and becomes a binding Order. You leave the courtroom with your attorney as you wonder “Now what?” Here are some practical ways that you can protect yourself in...Read More5/14/12
Recommended Books on Divorce, Co-Parenting and Personal GrowthIf you are an avid reader (like me), chances are you like to learn about new ways of seeing and doing things. I highly recommend the following books for those going through divorce, are already divorced and want to learn about co-parenting, and for those simply interested in personal growth. Each book contains valuable insight and offers some great tips: The Collaborative Way to Divorce...Read More4/26/12
Instead of Reacting, Stand For Yourself to Meet Your Needs During DivorceWhenever we Some suggestions for standing for yourself during the divorce process or when facing a family law issue: 1. 2. 3. Specifically, in divorce negotiations, the goal is generally to achieve a global settlement with terms that are beneficial to Please feel free to comment on this post and/or pass it on to others who might find this information helpful...Read More4/15/12
4 Ways to Make Your Voice Heard During the Divorce or Custody ProcessWhen you are going through a divorce or facing a custody or parenting time dispute with your spouse, you should be sure and make your voice be heard so that a meaningful result can be achieved. This is different than arguing back and forth with your spouse so that neither one of you is hearing the other or understanding where the other is coming from. Keep in mind...Read More4/3/12
Being a Bully Can Cost You More Than MoneyWhen we think of bullying behavior, we might picture children calling each other names on a playground or in school. Bullying is more widespread than that, however, both among children It is important to realize that bullying exists where there is an absence of compassion for yourself and others. Granted, when going through a divorce, you often feel hurt and angry. You might therefore be tempted...Read More3/24/12
Do I really need a lawyer to handle my divorce?It’s quite common for people to have a negative belief about the divorce process and about divorce attorneys in general. Unfortunately, there are some lawyers who make it a practice to be as aggressive as possible. In these cases, a battle will often result that can go on and on until the parties are emotionally and financially spent. To make matters worse, we hear of those...Read More3/15/12
3 Simple Ways to Connect with Your Child During DivorceAs busy parents, it’s easy to become disconnected from our children’s day-to-day activities and what is going on in their emotional lives. Daily interactions with our children can often be reduced to coordinating schedules and school work, and finding out where and when they need to be so we can plan our own schedules. When you are in the midst of divorcing your spouse, however, it...Read More3/9/12
7 Practical Tips on Co-Parenting Your Child With Your ExEven though your romantic relationship with your ex has ended, the fact is that your relationship as co-parents of your children will remain. Therefore, now is the time to work together to develop an effective co-parenting plan that works for both of you and is unique to your children’s best interests. An effective co-parenting plan can very well keep you out of court and place the responsibility for caring for your children with you...Read More