"Cheers to a new year and another chance for us to get it right." - Oprah Winfrey
It's time again for us to say goodbye to one year and embrace another. This year we resolve to become better parents, and here are the top 10 resolutions we're focusing on:
Parents of high school seniors know it’s not only the holiday season right now, it’s college application season as well. Students across the country are looking at colleges to send their applications to and are rushing to take SATs and ACTs. Many parents and teens automatically look into brick and mortar schools, but there is a whole other style of college you and your teen might look into - online education.
Because many divorce cases are actually two cases in one, since the first determines child custody and the second determines property division, there are two standards of proof in these cases as well.
It’s that seminal time of year when important decisions are made regarding the purchase and provision of gifts to boys and girls across the land. And they wait, no doubt, with bated breath.
But who – or what – is the final arbiter of who’s been naughty and who’s been nice?
By most accounts it’s the inimitable Santa Claus, apparently with a bit of help from some snooping elves. The message? Better be on your best behavior lest an elf, or perhaps the big man himself, catches you offguard.
In a time when most kids spent all of their leisure time with several screens in front of them, we expect that kids know how to be safe online better than we do. Kids are the ones creating viral trends, after all, and teaching their tech-illiterate grandparents how to restart the computer. But, when we think about it for longer, we realize that the dangers of the internet still come from people. Regardless of how internet-savvy our kids are, they can still be naive when it comes to people, perhaps even more so than previous generations. Interestingly, millennials are still the
