Thanks to my friend and colleague, Jennifer Keaton, the founder and voice of One Mediation, for sharing this guest blog post about social media and it’s role in the divorce process. Jennifer will also be presenting at the DivorceTown Help & Hope Fair in Atlanta on September 27, 2013. Electronically stored information is the data that can be recovered from devices, websites,…read more →
Thanks to my friend and colleague, JoAnne Donner, the President of Mediation Services of Georgia, Inc., for sharing this guest blog post answering your questions about mediation. JoAnne will also be presenting at the DivorceTown Help & Hope Fair in Atlanta on September 27, 2013. Mediation’s Most Common Mistake One of the most common comments I hear when talking to people about their…read more →
Happy Spring to you!Every spring I take time to reflect on my life: professionally and personally. More often than not, I uncover things that need updating, changing, and even rearranging. If you’ve been following me for any length of time you know that I’m always striving to bring more value to you with innovative products, programs and events that expand your mind, fill your heart and…read more →
Recently I took on a project that most people hate – cleaning out the remnants of fall and winter that Mother Nature cast off in our backyard. Now mind you, we live on a hillside and our backyard has a large slope that runs down one side and up the other. This area that I decided to tackle is at…read more →
Thanks to my friend and colleague, Jennifer Keaton, the founder and voice of One Mediation, for sharing this guest blog post about Georgia’s alimony rules. In Georgia, alimony – a monetary payment of support – is an unpredictable proposition at best. There is no formula in the statutes that indicates even what the “range” might be for an alimony payment…read more →
Oftentimes, divorce goes hand-in-hand with exorbitant bills, bankruptcy or even foreclosure. If you’re facing divorce and worried about your credit, take heart; you can dig out of it. It simply means you have to re-establish yourself as a trustworthy borrower. Here are five ways you can elevate your personal financial profile and get yourself back in good standing with the credit reporting…read more →
Deciding what to do with the family house in divorce can be one of the biggest challenges facing couples going through it. For many years, the home was a coveted asset that was fought for among feuding spouses. However, in more recent times the plunge in real estate values has caused some homeowners equity to be “upside down”, meaning more…read more →
Attention: Has your life been impacted by divorce? If you are wrestling with worry, fear and uncertainty about how to untie your financial knots and save the sanity of your family then you MUST … “Discover the Best Kept Divorce Secrets to Creating Rock Solid Results for Your Family’s Future” Facing divorce feels overwhelming, doesn’t it? Maybe you’re afraid of…read more →
Did you know January is International Child-Centered Divorce Month (ICCDM)? This worthy cause’s purpose is to promote peaceful divorce, cooperative co-parenting, and education for parents about how to prevent negative consequences for children dealing with divorce. Thanks to my friend and colleague, Rosalind Sedacca, the founder and voice of ICCDM, for sharing this guest blog post about the youngest victims of divorce – the…read more →
Would you be wishing you had considered Financial Planning? Estate and financial planning are subjects that many folks put on the back burner as they can feel overwhelming and sensitive subjects to broach, especially when it comes to talking about death and dying. While it’s hard enough for us to consider our own demise, for many it’s even more…read more →
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