This week, Kales & Kales is celebrating ten years in business. In some ways it seems like yesterday when we opened our doors, and, in others, it seems like we’ve been doing this forever. We have learned a lot in ten years—a lot of things they don’t teach you...
Read moreDivorcing parents are usually concerned about the emotional toll that their divorce may have on their children. This worry can go up exponentially when a special needs child is involved, a situation that we encounter not infrequently in the family law world. Studies indicate the divorce rate for parents...
Read moreLet yourself go. Eat only fast food. Avoid exercise. Don’t shower or shave. Let your nose, ear and all other body hair run wild. Fight with your wife as much and as often as possible. Be as small as you can at all times. Take the low road. Post...
Read moreOne of the things that makes the Collaborative Divorce process unique is the “Collaborative Team.” As the name implies, the idea behind the Collaborative Team is that all participants are working together, rather than against each other, toward the best possible outcome. If you decide to use the collaborative...
Read moreIn the United States, statutes and case law inform judges about how to answer questions regarding child custody and visitation. What is the day-to-day parenting scheduling going to be? With which parent will the kids spend Thanksgiving, Christmas, and other holidays and school breaks? Etc., etc. What, though, happens...
Read moreIf you are looking at our website, chances are you are either considering or have already decided to divorce. If you are like most people, you are concerned about the cost of hiring a lawyer. The good news is that there is a very affordable option that might work...
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