Helping Northern Westchester Families
Feb 19, 2017BY: Margaret A. ClarkIN: Dealing with Divorce
Divorce is a major life transition. We know that such transitions can be painful and stressful – deepening wounds and divisions. In fact, they can harden opposing positions to a place that negates the humanity of the other, closing off the possibility of fruitful communication. This can easily happen in a contentiously-litigated divorce, leading to […]
Feb 3, 2017BY: Melissa GoodsteinIN: Dealing with Divorce
Divorcing couples are often times forced to live together during divorce negotiations. This is especially true when there is only one significant income supporting the household and where the cost of living is high. In many cases as well, the marital home represents the biggest asset and until the house is sold and equity split […]
Dec 6, 2016BY: Abby RosmarinIN: Dealing with Divorce
The more I am confounded by life, the more I try to rely on Eric Fromm’s words: “Love is the only sane and satisfactory answer to the problem of human existence.” Wait! Find a way to love my spouse as I divorce? Love is more than an attachment to another person. It is an […]