Parenting Without Telepressure: Why Asynchronous Communication is a Game-Changer
Modern parenting can lead to pressure to immediately respond to your child’s other parent, which is called telepressure. Asynchonous communication can allow you to parent without telepressure, which can help you be a more focused, present parent
Dividing Property in an Illinois Divorce: It’s Not Always Fair, Even, or Equal
Property division in an Illinois divorce is done on the basis of equity. Learn more about why this actually secures fair outcomes, even if they are not even or 50/50.
High-Conflict Co-Parenting: Managing Emotions and Protecting Your Children
Stuck in a high-conflict co-parenting relationship. I am sharing some survival tips to help you weather the storm.
Is DIY Divorce Right for You? An Honest Assessment
Thinking you want to handle your own divorce and use DIY forms. Read on for an honest assessment of why you will be disappointed and what you can di for a reasonable cost instead.
Myths About Divorce (And Why They’re Wrong): Finding Peace Through Clarity
Everyone has myths and misconceptions they believe about divorces. Let’s explore some of the most common myths and why they are wrong.
Help Your Child Through Parenting Time Transitions
Does your child melt down when its time to leave to go see their other parent? Are the transitions heartbreaking or hard for both you and your child? Here are some tips on how to make the parenting time transition easier for you and your child.
Redefining Winning Your Divorce
Divorces never result in a winner-takes-all outcome. So, how can you redefine what winning your divorce?
Ways to Pay for Your Divorce (When Cash Is Tight)
Broke and need a divorce? Have no idea how to pay for the legal fees? Here are some ways to potentially pay for your divorce when money is tight.
“Do You” Parallel Parenting: A Peaceful Path for Divorced Parents in Illinois
Do you and your child’s other parent have radically different ideas on how to raise your children? Can you agree to do you and they will do the same? Then read on to see if do you parallel parenting might work.