Family and divorce law addresses some of the greatest obstacles that people face when handling their affairs, such as dissolution of the marriage and its aftereffects on the children (custody and support). These branches of civil law also cover the division of property, payment of…
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I think one of the most common questions moms get when they are thinking about introducing a second language to their children is around time. It can be one of two options, is it too soon? or is it too late? And the good…
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I used to think “natural” on a soap label meant something. Then I spent an evening actually reading ingredient lists on the bars sitting in my own shower, and realized half of them had more in common with a chemistry set than anything that grew…
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Annually, almost 3,000 individuals in the United States receive a malignant mesothelioma diagnosis. Meanwhile, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports an average of about 2,500 fatalities caused by mesothelioma. Most often caused by exposure to asbestos, mesothelioma is an unusual yet extremely…
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Ending a marriage when significant wealth is involved can require entirely different procedures than regular divorces. High-asset divorce cases tend to be especially complicated on account of the financial stakes involved and the worth of specific assets that one has to deal with. Research suggests…
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The week before a family road trip involves a particular kind of organised chaos that most moms know well. The snack bag gets packed and repacked. The entertainment bag is assembled with military precision — headphones, tablets, downloaded episodes, backup chargers. The kids’ bags are…
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When your child spikes a fever at 8 p.m. or takes a tumble off the swing set on a Saturday afternoon, the first instinct for many parents is to search “urgent care near me” and hope for the best. In Alaska, that search carries extra…
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If you’d asked me a year ago what my children enjoyed doing most after school, I probably would have admitted that screens had started winning the battle. Between tablets, television, and everything else competing for their attention, it felt like getting them outside was becoming…
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More mothers are choosing to build a small income stream around a craft they can manage entirely on their own schedule, and custom sock printing has quietly become one of the most practical options available. It requires no storefront, no employees, and no need to…
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Most people store olive oil near the stove (too hot), bread in the fridge (speeds up staling), and tomatoes in the crisper drawer (destroys flavor). Cigars need a humidor at 70% humidity, medications belong out of the bathroom, and flour should always be in…
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