By Tonya Graser Smith I’ve taken on a new job: soccer coach. Last fall and again this spring, my friend, Dr. Erin Stone, and I teamed up to help our pre-kindergarten daughters and some of their pals learn a game...
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By Tonya Graser Smith Perhaps you’ve heard of the Great Resignation and perhaps you too are thinking of quitting your job. But if you’re divorced or in the process of divorce, hold up for a minute. There are some things...
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By Kate Kovats April is Financial Literacy Month, and I have three simple money tips for those going through divorce or who are recently divorced. Simple but important. After all, some of you might be taking a more active role...
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How do parents save and pay for their children’s college educations when they are divorced or divorcing? I shared my best ideas in this article — “Uncoupling, Kids and Paying for College” — I wrote for Kiplinger. -Tonya ...
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By Kate Kovats In my work as a divorce lawyer, I strive to help clients reach their next chapter and their new normal as peacefully and gracefully as possible. Moving on can mean letting go of grievances – large and...
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