Long-term marriages can sometimes reach a painful point where one partner has emotionally disengaged while the other continues trying to […]

Family estrangements between parents and adult children are increasingly common, particularly when disagreements around parenting, boundaries, or communication escalate into

Infidelity often causes profound damage to trust within a marriage, but many couples are unprepared for the additional trauma that

Weddings often carry emotional meaning far beyond the event itself. In this Newsweek “What Should I Do?” column, I respond

Adult siblings often experience intense conflict and resentment when caregiving responsibilities for an aging parent become unevenly distributed. In this

Weddings often place friendships under unexpected emotional and financial strain, particularly for young adults who are still establishing financial independence.

Parental estrangement following divorce or abuse can leave lasting emotional wounds for both parents and children, particularly when children grow

Link to Article: https://www.law.com/newyorklawjournal/2020/09/03/to-improve-lawyer-well-being-lets-first-specify-the-problem/ Published 9/3/2020 in New York Law Journal: To Improve Lawyer Well-Being, Let’s First Specify the Problem Author: Peter

As conversations about attorney wellbeing continue to be relevant within the legal profession, mindfulness practices have been adopted by law

The shift to remote work during the COVID-19 pandemic intensified longstanding pressures within law firm culture, particularly for isolated associates