Co-Parenting After Divorce

Co-Parenting After Divorce: 5 Ways to Appropriately Text With Your Former Spouse

Positive and open communication is crucial if you and your former spouse want a respectful and productive co-parenting relationship after divorce. Some of those conversations could be in person or over the phone as you attempt to manage your kids’ schedules, improve decision-making, track expenses, and just be better parents. But in this day and…

Counselor at Law

An Attorney’s Role as Counselor at Law — What Does That Mean?

While sitting in a team meeting recently, one of our attorneys glanced up at their law license on the wall and noticed the words “Attorney and Counselor at Law” staring back at them. The “counselor” aspect has always been a trademark of our client-focused approach at Nelson Law Group, PC, though many people new to…

Settle Out of Court

Family Law: Is it Better to Settle Out of Court or Go to Court?

If you are a party in a family law case, there are generally two ways to approach the matter: settle out of court or go to court. But many people might wonder if one option is better than the other. After all, a well-negotiated settlement – child custody or property division, for example — could…