It happened years ago, but I still think about Judy. I was working on a brief, buried in legal paperwork, when my assistant told me I had an emergency call from a client. I dropped everything and picked up the phone. On the other end was Judy (not her real name), crying, overwhelmed, and clearly …
Who Will Mow the Grass? (And Other Questions It’s Okay to Ask During Divorce) Read More »
Realistic ways to start your day with a little more calm—and a lot more control. Let’s be honest. Divorce mornings hit different. Whether you’re waking up alone for the first time in a long time, wrangling kids on your own, or adjusting to the eerie quiet of an empty house on your off-parenting days, mornings …
Morning Routines That Don’t Involve Crying in the Shower Read More »
(And Other Things That Sting Post-Split) Divorce doesn’t just shift your home, your schedule, or your finances—it shifts your friendships, too. Some people show up in ways that surprise and soothe you. Others? They disappear into the tall grass of “I don’t want to take sides.” Oof. That one stings. You might hear it in …
“What Do I Say to Friends Who ‘Don’t Want to Take Sides’?” Read More »
