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Few people look forward to coming home from work—or giving up precious weekend time—to tackle chores, even though most of us enjoy the feeling of a clean and organized home.…

Recently, I mediated a divorce case on Zoom and I didn’t recognize the name of the first person to enter the waiting room. After the parties and attorneys logged in,…

Thousands of teenagers across South Florida recently graduated high school, marking the beginning of significant transitions for families. This period is often thrilling for parents who feel pride in their…

Increasingly, one or both parties preparing for or going through a divorce are turning to the latest spy technology in the hopes that they will uncover something that will give…

Recently, I had the opportunity to present a webinar titled “How to Handle Difficult Clients in Mediation” to the South Palm Beach County Bar Association. As anyone in family law…

Does money make people happy? There is no factual answer to this age-old question. What can be said is that for many couples, the comfort and security of being financially…

This past week one of my closest friend’s mother passed away. Her parents had been married for 46 years. While I’m sure they had their share of ups-and-downs, they were…

As with every election year, some families, friends, neighbors, co-workers and spouses don’t see eye to eye. And while political differences may be more manageable in less contentious years, there…

One of the biggest buzz words we are hearing today is rhetoric. Rhetoric is the way in which a speaker voices their thoughts. There are two definitions of rhetoric, both…

Upon marrying, couples’ lives typically become intertwined. Beyond sharing children, friends and pets, they may work out at the same gym, listen to the same music, binge the same shows…

Topping this season’s reality TV ratings was “The Golden Bachelor.” Following the same formula as “The Bachelor” and “The Bachelorette,” this new spin featured handsome and youthful 72-year-old widower Gerry…

On November 30, 2021, Ethan Crumbley, a then 15-year-old sophomore at Oxford High School in Oxford Michigan, pulled a semi-automatic SIG Sauer 9mm handgun – an early Christmas present from…