Can the non-biological parent of a child still be LEGALLY responsible for the child in the form of child support, etc? If you realize that the child you thought was your biological child really isn't, can you do anything about your legal responsibilities?
Read MoreClinical and Forensic Psychologist, Dr. Glen Skoler discusses the extremely sensitive topics ofthe child abuse interview process, false positives and allegations, and parental alienation.Dr. Skoler is an advocate for abuse victims and discusses the importance and responsibility of investigating claims of abuse properly.
Read MoreHeather Goldner Kinsey, a family law attorney-turned-therapist discusses co-parenting counseling, dealing with parenting arrangements during the Covid-19 pandemic, and overcoming obstacles in reunification therapy.
Read MoreWhat happens when an unmarried couple purchases property together and then breakup? In this episode, Alycia and Alan discuss a recent court opinion which discusses whether the down payment is recoverable, how property is split between two parties, and if how the deed is titled can affect the outcome.
Read MoreJim Hacking, Esq, discusses family-based immigration, what to do when you’re in the middle of an immigration case and your marriage goes bad, and some of the myths people believe about immigrants. LISTEN NOW.
Read MoreAttorney Dean Owens explains how obligations, such as child support, affect the personal injury litigation process. Dean and Alycia further examine how these obligations or liens, affect the settlements from the court. LISTEN NOW
Read MoreThe breakdown of a relationship has many parts. In this episode we chatted with couple’s therapist, Elizabeth Earnshaw, MFT of A Better Life Therapy about how therapy can help parents get through a break-up and be better co-parents along with also helping them prepare for their next relationship. Therapy is not always about staying together. LISTEN NOW
Read MoreThere’s an App for that. I chatted with Kevin Dorsey of Our Family Wizard about how the app helps parents to be better co-parents. Many of my clients use the App and I was interested in learning more about its features and goals. Listen now to learn more about how they app came to be and how it is helping families. LISTEN NOW
Read MoreFrom creating a parenting plan, to learning how to work with a difficult co-parent, author Brad Craig walks us through his manual on co-parenting. LISTEN NOW.
Read MoreDirector, Emily Abt, is changing the narrative of fathers through film. In this award-winning documentary produced by Malik Yoba and Omar Epps, Emily follows 4 fathers as they fight to beat the odds. In this episode we talk about how to overcome stereotypes of deadbeat dads. LISTEN NOW.
Read MoreIn this episode, attorney and mother, Leonnette Hamilton discusses gender norms and mommy guilt and how they affected her custody case and her career advancement. She also discussed how important it was for her to keep her children’s relationship with their father and their best interests in mind.
Read MoreIn this episode we dispel some of the common myths surrounding social security and disability benefits with my fellow attorney Maria Bermudez. We also discuss how disability benefits can affect child support and spousal support payments.
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Estate planning attorney Chair of Philadelphia's Bar Association discusses the differences and benefits of guardianship and powers of attorneys. She discusses the process for obtaining each one, as well as what you should be sure to tell your attorney about your wishes. LISTEN NOW
Read MoreJoining a blended family can be a sensitive and challenging experience for all persons involved. In her organization, The Secret Behind the Step, Sherelle Avery gives a voice to those in blended families as well as valuable tips and resources on how to deal with the unique challenges they present. LISTEN NOW.
Read MoreUncertainty about immigration status may sometimes prevent a spouse from leaving a marriage that they really want or need to leave. In this episode, immigration attorney, Carol Williams, Esq., discusses some of the issues and challenges that arise in these scenarios. She also discusses developing a plan for your children. LISTEN NOW
Read MorePA criminal attorney, Allyson, Kacmarski, Esq., discusses how protection from abuse orders in family law cases can have criminal ramifications. We also discuss violations of those orders and how they may intersect with your pending divorce and/or custody actions. LISTEN NOW
Read MoreIn this episode, Kenneth Johnson, recruiter and career coach, gives tips and resources for how to jumpstart your career after a significant gap in work. Kenneth writes for the Forbes Council and also hosts the Career Seeker radio show on 106.5 FM radio in Philadelphia. LISTEN NOW
Read MoreRealtor, Crystal De'Stouet discusses how to choose the best realtor and build a team to help you during/after your separation and divorce. She gives tips on timelines, getting your house ready, and how to market yourself as well as your house. She also discusses where to find info on crime and schools if you are dealing with custody. LISTEN NOW
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