March 2022 Issue: Divorce Mediation is Here; How to Maintain Your Independence as a Solo Ager (Attorney Advertising)

Volume 52 | March 2022

Matrimonial | Trust & Estate | Elder Law

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The Divorce Sherpa Blog

Divorce Mediation Is Not a Wave of the Future – It’s Here

While divorce litigation is still the norm, mediation has gained ground quickly. It is no longer the wave of the future; it is the present. Importantly, New York courts have recognized the many benefits of mediation and will enforce mediated agreements provided they meet these requirements.

Interesting Reads on Family Life

Parenting a 'Difficult Adult Child'

How to deal with the challenges of parenting an adult child with substance abuse disorder or mental illness.

States Are Rethinking Custody Cases. This Young Couple Serves as a Test.

A great example of why all states should have shared parenting laws and limit sole custody in most cases.

Elder Law Blog

How to Maintain Your Independence as a Solo Ager

Solo agers are older adults without a spouse or children to turn to for assistance with managing the challenges of aging. Because of this, they must be particularly diligent in planning for the future. Here are some key areas that should be considered.

Interesting Reads on Aging

End-of-Life Conversations Can Be Hard, But Your Loved Ones Will Thank You

Learn why you need to have these discussions and what should be covered.

The Smart Way To Handle Family Fights About Aging Parents

The pros and cons of elder mediation. Is it right for your family?

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