The Prenup Nobody Reads Until They Do
I drafted a prenup everyone signed without reading. The marriage lasted four years. Now they read. Line by line. Outrage. I warned them. Documented the warni...
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He Wanted to Split the Dog
Divorce consult. A couple fighting over a labradoodle named Senator. I kept a straight face. Billable hours help. Dark humor is a coping mechanism the bar as...
Divorce Papers and a Compromised Password
A client going through divorce discovered her ex still had access to shared streaming accounts and the old router password. We found logins to her bank from...
They Brought Their New Partner to the Mediation
The husband showed up to mediation with his girlfriend. Not illegal. Not smart. His wife cried, which he seemed surprised by. I called a break and explained...
The Lawn I No Longer Own
A sharp personal essay on why we can't stop helping exes — and what that reflex reveals about the habits love leaves behind.
What Divorce Lawyers Hear When You Say 'We Grew Apart'
A family lawyer reflects on nine years of divorce cases, the euphemisms clients use, and why resisting cynicism requires precision, not neutrality.