Ah, irony, you always add so much humor to my life. This past weekend I experienced something new. I was asked to officiate a wedding. Not because of my polished public speaking skills, friendship with the bride and groom or because I am an ordained minister. I’m not. Basically, it came down to I was…
Category Archives: Family Law 101
Your Favorite Posts of October 2010
Here are the most popular posts from October 2010 according to Google Analytics: What Happens if DSS Takes Your Children? How Long Does an Uncontested Divorce Take? Is Your Facebook Page Going to be Used Against You in your Divorce? Do I have to be Separated for Over One Year to Get a Divorce? I’m…
Weekend Reading Material
Here are some things I came across this week that I think you will find interesting: 11 Questions We Should Ask About Our Marriage by Perry Noble Divorcing Couples Adopting Social Media Policies and Agreements by Janet Langjahr Divorcing in a Down Economy – Insights about divorce mediation and collaborative divorce by Stephen F. McDonough…
Top Divorce and Family Law Posts for September 2010
These are the top ten posts from the blog for September 2010 according to Google Analytics…check them out in case you missed them previously: What Happens if DSS Takes Your Children How Long Does It Take for an Uncontested Divorce in South Carolina Is Your Facebook Page Going to Be Used Against You in Your…
1 Way You Can Help Your Children Cope with Divorce
Compass of Carolina is pleased to announce the 2010 “Children Cope with Divorce/TransParenting” schedule. This court-approved program is for separating/divorcing parents who want to learn how to help their children move through the challenging process of divorce. The remaining 2010 seminar schedule is as follows: Saturday, October 9 9am-1pm Saturday, December 11 9am-1pm The cost…