We do a lot to protect ourselves in our homes. We put in smoke alarms, security systems, locks, fire extinguishers and carbon monoxide detectors as well as other safety and security measures. But there may be a significant threat in our homes that we don't do enough to address: Radon ...
By now, the enthusiasm of January 1st has faded. Research shows 88% of resolutions fail, with most abandonment happening in the first six weeks. If you've already slipped -- or given up entirely -- you're experiencing one of the most predictable patterns in human behavior. The problem isn't ...
“The night is darkest just before the dawn, and I promise you, the dawn is coming.” — The Dark Knight The beginning of each day starts in the dark, and ends in the dark. The dark reveals truth and relinquishes the sensory apparatuses, thus requiring attributes from an internal nature to ...
This Christmas, thousands of unmarried parents are discovering a harsh truth: the custody rights they assumed they had don't legally exist. Fathers who've raised children since birth learn they have no legal standing. Mothers find out their child's dad can take the kids without permission. The ...
We can get lost in our everyday dialogue with people while we shoot the breeze in casual conversation. Talking about the things we do not desire draws us closer to that which comes out of our mouths. There is no rhyme or reason to our words, only universal law and absolutes. Think before ...
Parental alienation has become the nuclear weapon of custody battles. Accuse your ex of alienating your children, and you might win full custody. Get caught actually alienating, and you could lose your children entirely. As parents prepare for January court filings, understanding what judges ...
