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- Holiday Parenting FAQs
Feb 23, 2026
Fall is here, marking the onset of the holiday season. The holidays, while filled with joy, can also bring their share of parenting agreement challenges. While many parenting agreements try to address and prevent issues related to parenting schedules during the holidays, unexpected situations still arise and parents might want to change the agreement or modify the schedule to accommodate their plans. As a result, existing parenting agreements may require modification or adjustment. Here are...Read More - Co-Parenting Communication Tools
Feb 23, 2026
We know that co-parenting can be challenging, especially when it comes to keeping communication clear, harmonious, effective, and organized. You will often hear lawyers and judges advising parties to treat co-parenting like a professional project, where the end goal is that you have raised healthy, well-adjusted children. You want professional communication, regular check-ins, clear documentation, collaborative decision-making on shared responsibilities, and conflict resolution when things go awry. We often rely on two resources for our...Read More - Staff Spotlight: Dawn Ray
Feb 23, 2026
Our staff spotlight this month features Dawn Ray, our paralegal who has been with us for the last 3.5 years. We sat down with her to find out more about what motivates and inspires her to do what she does. When did you join G&S? What prompted the move? I’ve been with Greenberg and Sinkovits for about 3.5 years. Previously, I had worked for Dan Greenberg. When he retired, Stephanie and Michelle took over his...Read More - Splitting Retirement in Divorce
Feb 23, 2026
The division of assets in a divorce is often one of the most contested and emotional issues. Assets can range anywhere from bank accounts to real estate. The assets acquired during the marriage are considered marital property and subject to division between the parties, regardless of who holds a title or whose name is on an account, with a few exceptions. This is true, too, for any money put into a retirement account during the...Read More - Parenting Time Options for School Breaks
Feb 23, 2026
Will winter ever end!? This time of year, it always feels like winter will last forever. The cold weather and continuously dark days can make us forget that Spring is just around the corner! That also means that many children will soon be off of school for a week for Spring break. Any break in the normal school routine can impact parenting schedules for divorced parents. So if you are contemplating divorce, in the process...Read More - Why We Are Grateful For Our Team
Feb 23, 2026
Having just celebrated our Ten Year Firm Anniversary, we’re taking some time to reflect on all that we are grateful for as we approach this holiday season. As many of you already know, we (Stephanie and Michelle) started out as friends before forming our partnership. Over the past decade of being business partners, we’ve always kept our friendship and respect for each other at the forefront. We believe that is why we have been able...Read More - Real Estate Plans to Be Grateful For
Feb 23, 2026
With Thanksgiving around the corner, it’s that time of year when we begin reflecting on what we are truly thankful for. You might feel grateful for family and friends like we are, or maybe you’re thankful for a warm home as we near winter. Speaking of homes, if you are purchasing or selling your home, then a streamlined process and a real estate plan should be added to your gratitude list. If you’re lucky and...Read More - Staff Spotlight: Kathy Guttenberg
Feb 23, 2026
Our spotlight this month features Kathy Guttenberg, We sat down with her to find out more about what motivates and inspires her to do what she does. Here’s what she had to say… When did you join G&S? What prompted the move? I joined G&S in September 2023. I made a lateral move as a family law paralegal to G&S because the people and the environment where I work are equally as important to me...Read More - Celebrating the Holidays After Divorce
Feb 23, 2026
The holidays often bring a swirl of emotions, especially if you’re navigating them alone or without your children for the first time post-divorce. For some, this “solo” season may feel heavy with sadness or loneliness, while for others, it might bring an unexpected sense of freedom, joy, and relief. Every feeling—no matter where it falls on that spectrum—is completely valid. What’s likely true for everyone in this new chapter is that the holidays will look...Read More - 5 Reasons to Get a Prenuptial Agreement
Feb 23, 2026
If you are considering marriage or planning a wedding you may have considered a prenuptial agreement. Some people believe that a prenuptial agreement is only beneficial if one or both parties are extremely wealthy or have a substantial amount of assets. Although a prenuptial agreement would be helpful (if not necessary) in such a situation, prenuptial agreements can be beneficial for people of all income levels. There are many reasons a prenuptial agreement might be...Read More