When my parents recently moved from their home of 45 years, you can only imagine how much “stuff” they had accumulated. My parents are from the generation of saving every document – including monthly bank statements. When I walked into their … [Read more...]
Navigating the Muddy Waters of Gray Divorce
About five years ago, I was at a bar function with judges and other colleagues. I was standing in line and I struck up a conversation with a judge whom I have frequently appeared before in court. I politely asked him how he was doing. He replied … [Read more...]
Second Saturday of St. Paul: You are Invited!
Information is powerful. Power is confidence. I believe information is powerful and power is confidence. This is why I donate my time to Second Saturday St. Paul every second Saturday of the month. I believe Second Saturday provides concrete … [Read more...]
Keeping Costs Under Control Through Divorce
As a lawyer, I have heard my fair share of jokes about my profession. Many of them pertain to how much we charge such as: Q: What's the difference between a lawyer and a boxing referee? A: A boxing referee doesn't get paid more for a longer … [Read more...]
Advocating for Love: Why Every Couple Should Have an Antenuptial Agreement
This past weekend, I walked past the “Clearance” section of Target, and all of the Valentine’s candy, decorations and cards were carefully stacked on the discount shelf. If I was smart, I would have taken the time to pick out cards for the next year … [Read more...]
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