When you adopt a child, regardless of his or her age, you should expect an adjustment period once the child reaches your home. Even infants require some time to fall into new routines and feel comfortable with their new families. … Continue reading →

Adoption offers an exciting opportunity to couples or individuals who might otherwise never be able to add children to their loving family unit. If you’re approaching the prospect of adopting, you’ve likely spent a lot of time researching, thinking, and … Continue reading →

If you’ve been abused by a spouse, partner, or another relative or member of your household, you should seek help right away. In order to prevent further harm to yourself and your children, ask the court for a domestic violence … Continue reading →

You have considered adoption for some time now, but you, your spouse, your partner, or your children have not felt ready. They may have emotional qualms or financial restrictions. They may also feel that they do not know how to … Continue reading →

When you think of the words “mother” and “father,” what do you envision? Do you see your parents clapping together after you took your first steps? Do you see your dad tucking you into bed? Do you feel your mom’s … Continue reading →

Whether you own a small company or manage a mid-sized business, you need to have a vision for your company’s future. Even as you increase revenues and expand your client base, you need to keep in mind the possibilities for … Continue reading →

People today live longer than ever before. You may assume that you have many healthy years left in your life, but you don’t know how many years that will be. Now is the time to complete a health care directive. … Continue reading →

p>Most parents want what’s best for their children. However, this desire may conflict with divorced parents’ difficult feelings-in particular, their feelings of anger and resentment toward each other. It’s normal to experience such feelings after a divorce. But if you … Continue reading →

Divorce is a time of transition, disconnect, and insecurity. You and your former spouse must cope with feelings of pain, frustration, and rejection. And while you might think nobody can feel worse than you do right now, your children might … Continue reading →

You have a beautiful home, a fulfilling career, and a partner you love very much. You enjoy your life as it is-and you’re not in any rush to make your romantic relationship legally binding. However, you worry about a time … Continue reading →