There are differing views, of course, as to what constitutes the predominant health concern in the United States. Some people might reasonably weigh in with the view that heart-related diseases top the bill. Others might just as easily point to cancer concerns.
Domestic abuse focus, part 2: identification and curtailment
Identifying, curtailing domestic abuse: Education must come first
Any television watcher in Georgia or elsewhere across the country with avid viewing habits well notes that a highly singular and specific subject has been dominating the airways recently, on both local and national programs.
Divorce: Do you need an accountant to go with that?
The question posed in the above headline begs another query, namely this: How complex is your divorce?
View: No basis for distinction between married, divorced parents
In a nutshell, here’s what most disturbs writer and psychologist Robert E. Emery about a perceived irrationality he sees in family law.
In some divorces, intellectual property considerations loom large
A core of common concerns sometimes emerges in many marital dissolutions, revolving around a few select matters.
