Kansas has become the first state to restrict or alter the most common technique that is used for second-trimester abortions. This could potentially open up a new and emotionally charged line of attack by anti-abortion forces. The bill has been signed into law by Gov. Sam Brownback. Gov. Brownback has been a long-time opponent of […]

Friends along with parents and teachers are the biggest influence in a child’s life. They become an even bigger influence as kids enter their teens. Bullying This can take many forms. Your child does not have to be physically threatened to be bullied. Girls tend to use name-calling, intimidation and social exclusion more than boys. […]

Homework is the thing kids love to hate. It keeps them from their friends, computer and other fun activities. Motivation Most kids understand that homework is a part of their life. Though they may protest it, they know it has to be done. Be consistent. Try to have a set time and place for homework with […]

All children probably have feelings that they caused the divorce. Blanket reassurance that this is not the case, e.g. “You had nothing to do with this” or “Don’t worry its not your fault,” rarely works. It is important to bear in mind the following points: (1) Children need the opportunity to talk about why they […]

Time-out 1. Generally the rule is 1 minute for every year of age 2. Explain to your child clearly why they are going into time out 3. Keep it in terms they understand and keep it very brief 4. Immediately put your kid in time out after the explanation so they clearly connect the two […]

Residency Requirements for Divorce in Indiana One of the spouses must have been a resident of the state for 6 months and the county for 3 months in which the petition is filed for immediately prior to filing for dissolution of marriage. [Annotated Indiana Code; Title 31, Article 15, Chapter 2-6]. Legal Grounds for Divorce […]