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When is the best time to divorce, anyway? See what Forbes has to say below: https://www.forbes.com//should-you-file-for-divorce-now-/

Have a child with a disability? Going through a divorce and worried about their future? In her newest Legally Speaking column, F&R attorney Tana Landau tells you what you need to know about ongoing support for your child. Thanks to San Diego Veteran's Magazine for including us in their March issue! https://issuu.com//docs/san_diego_veterans_magazine_march_

Wondering what unique struggles couples are facing because of #COVID19? Check out this article from the Associated Press with the interesting details: https://apnews.com//marriage-divorce-amid-coronavirus-c004

F&R attorney Tana Landau's newest Legally Speaking column gives you the information you need to know about funding your child's education during divorce. Thanks to San Diego Veteran's Magazine for including us in your February issue! https://issuu.com/adminhlm/docs/san_diego_veterans_feb_2021

Worried about your kids while going through a divorce? Your fears are justified. Read below from Health Day about the long term negative effects of divorce on children and how to avoid them: https://consumer.healthday.com/1-13-how-divorce-harms-kids-

Have you started strong on your New Year's resolutions? Find out how to keep the momentum going from CNN: https://www.cnn.com//new-years-resolutions-well/index.html

F&R attorney Tana Landau's newest Legally Speaking column discusses holiday visitation and divorce - find out how your custody schedule may be affected by reading the article below. Thanks to San Diego Veteran's Magazine for including us in your December issue! https://sandiegoveteransmagazine.com/holiday-visitation-sc/

Sometimes numbers can be misleading. Read about how decreased child abuse related visits to emergency rooms might actually be a bad thing: https://www.cnn.com//child-abuse-injuries-covid/index.html

Feel like so many people you know are getting #divorced during #COVID19? Turns out the pandemic is causing a surge of divorce cases, too. Check it out from BBC: https://www.bbc.com//20201203-why-the-pandemic-is-causing-

Trying to move forward after your divorce? Check out these tips from moms.com for post-divorce dating tips: https://www.moms.com/dating-after-divorce-tips/

If you're an adult who still feels affected by your parents' divorce: you're not alone. A so called 'sleeper effect' may be the cause of your problems: https://www.mindbodygreen.com/articl/divorce-sleeper-effect

F&R attorney Tana Landau's newest Legally Speaking column discusses health insurance and divorce - find out how your coverage may be affected by reading the article below. Thanks to San Diego Veteran's Magazine for including us in your October issue for Breast Cancer Awareness Month! https://issuu.com//san_diego_veterans_magazine_october_202

Misinformation about divorce is everywhere. Check out this article from MSN on some of the most commonly believed myths about divorce and money: https://www.msn.com//20-common-%E2%80%94-but-/ss-BB19jp7e

F&R attorney Tana Landau's newest Legally Speaking column is all about how to take care of your mental health while going through a divorce. Thanks to San Diego Veteran's Magazine for including us in your September issue on suicide prevention! https://issuu.com///san_diego_veterans_magazine_sept_2020

A recent study from Baylor University has found decreased levels of oxytocin - otherwise known as the 'love hormone' - in adults whose parents divorced when they were a child. Is this the cause of families with multiple generations of divorcees? What does this indicate about long-term emotional consequences of divorce on children? Check out the full report below and let us know what you think in the comments: https://www.baylor.edu/mediacommunications/news.php

Whether your kids are back to school at home or in person this fall, one thing is for certain: it's been a long summer, and we're all running out of ways to keep ourselves occupied. See CNN's headache-free tips for keeping your kids out of trouble over the next several months below: https://www.cnn.com//cnn-/craft-ideas-for-kids/index.html

Fleischer & Ravreby is excited to formally announce the addition of Certified Family Law Specialist, Raelynn Stattner, to our attorney team. Welcome Raelynn! Get to know Raelynn by reading her bio on the F&R site: https://frfamilylaw.com/attorney-team/raelynn-stattner/

Inter-generational family relationships are a gift - and a challenge. Check out this article from CNN to get helpful tips on how to keep the peace with your kids' grandparents: https://www.cnn.com//grandparents-interfere-wit/index.html

Head on over to San Diego Veteran's Magazine to see their August issue, which shines the spotlight on working dogs. Fleischer & Ravreby is proud to have our article, 'Who Gets the Dogs Now' written by attorney Tana Landau, included in this issue as the debut of our new Legally Speaking column. Check it out and tell us what you think! https://issuu.com///san_diego_veterans_magazine_aug._2020

Feel like your #familydynamics have changed since #covid hit? You're probably right. Check out this article from UNC Greensboro about the pandemic's affect on families and comment below with your own experiences! https://news.uncg.edu/how-quarantine-affected-family-dynam/

Are you or your spouse a current or former service member thinking about divorce? The Coronado Times outlines 5 things you need to know to move forward with your case. https://coronadotimes.com//5-things-you-should-know-about/ F&R is lucky to have attorney Tana Landau as our in-house Military divorce expert. Got questions? Give us a call at (858) 720-8250. We've got your back.

Are you a #businessowner worried about #divorce? Check out this article from Legal Scoops with tips on how to protect your assets before you get to court. And don't forget, F&R is always here to help you with our dedicated team of experienced Family Law Attorneys. https://www.legalscoops.com/6-ways-to-protect-your-busines/

So your kid's school isn't opening in the fall (or summer break is really starting to drag). What next? Take a cue from the school system in Ontario, Canada, which just announced the incorporation of computer coding and financial literacy classes into their elementary school curriculum. Your kids can learning coding even while they're out of school from fun sites like tynker.com and codakid.com. See the CNN article below: https://www.cnn.com//ontario-math-curiculum-trnd/index.html