Topic
Parenting
244 published works
Kogut & Wilson Blog
Preserving Relationships Post-Divorce
Divorce is a life-altering event that brings along significant changes. Seemingly overnight relationships are changed forever, but those relationships do not have to end: ex-spouses can remain friends and all…
Simple Justice
Seaton: My Son Gets Into Sports
I signed my son up for karate this week. He’s finally into sports, and one that won’t (theoretically) give him a concussion or turn him into a toxic-masculinity-fueled youthful super-predator.…
Family
The Damage of Dad-Shaming
By K.O. Herston
Both mothers and fathers are aware of being criticized for parenting decisions, and both frequently feel judged and found wanting.
The Velvet Hammer
The gift – an epic love story
Once upon a long time ago in the 1980s and 90s, I became friends first with Curt and then Ana Warner. Ana and I were very close. We used to…
Family
Why You Just Can’t Choose: Parenting through Pandemic Decision Fatigue
By K.O. Herston
If you are struggling with decision fatigue, here are tips from experts to ease the burden.
Health Law Prof Blog
Becoming a Disabled Parent: Eliminating Access Barriers to Health Care Before, During, and after Pregnancy
Robyn Powell (Stetson University), Erin Andrews (University of Texas), Kara Ayers (University of Cincinnati), Becoming a Disabled Parent: Eliminating Access Barriers to Health Care Before, During, and after Pregnancy, Tulane…
Family
Denial of Offer of Proof Is Harmless Error in Covington, Tennessee Parenting Dispute: A.W. v. M.N.
By K.O. Herston
When is it error to deny an offer of proof in Tennessee?
Law Times News
In granting adjournment, Judge comments on difficulty of lawyering while parenting amid COVID
The work-from-home transition is a heavier burden for those with young families, say lawyers
Family Law Prof Blog
Calarco, et al: “‘My Husband Thinks I’m Crazy’: COVID-19-Related Conflict in Couples with Young Children”
By Family Law
Jessica Calarco, Emily Meanwell, Elizabeth Anderson, & Amelia Knopf have a new paper “My Husband Thinks I’m Crazy”: COVID-19-Related Conflict in Couples with Young Children. Here is the abstract:Objective: We…
Family Law Prof Blog
Parents Turning to Substances During Pandemic
By Family Law
From the New York Times:The increase of substance use among parents is “just kind of understandable,” said Jonathan Metzl, the director of the department of medicine, health and society at Vanderbilt…