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Today’s in vitro fertilization (IVF) and cryopreservation process (freezing of reproductive material) has undoubtedly provided couples with more ways to consider their family planning options than ever before. This is…

It’s a new year teeming with newly engaged couples who have followed a long-standing trend of popping the question between Thanksgiving Day and New Year’s Day. Likely a ring has…

Adapting to custody sharing agreements can be stressful for many newly separated and divorced parents any time of year. This can be especially true for ex’s who have animosity towards…

With every conceivable scenario that makes for addictive, binge-worthy TV, it’s no wonder millions of people worldwide commit exorbitant amounts of time watching scandalous, titillating, fantastical and improbable reality shows.…

There is endless material about the pros and cons of venting. Most life coaches, HR managers, psychologists and basically anyone with an interest or opinion on the benefits of airing…

Whether you agree or not, Bloomberg Economics’ opinion is that there is close to a three-in-four probability there will be a recession by the start of 2024, and economists at…

Then and Now For generations researchers have been studying the effects of “intergenerational transmission of marital instability,” which in laymen’s terms means, the effect divorced parents have on their children’s…

You should be careful to whom you spill your guts to because one day they may decide to air your dirty laundry on their clothesline for anyone passing by to…

We are all familiar with some of the most common types of fears, such as Claustrophobia, the fear of enclosed spaces and Arachnophobia, the fear of spiders. Other equally unnerving…

St. Patty’s Day is this month, and hopefully the luck of the Irish will be bestowed upon us all. Interestingly, Irish American History Professor Edward T. O’Donnell, among others, traces…