The Barker Chronicles

Vision Boards can keep you inspired to pursue your dreams. The beginning of the year is a great time to create a vision board. They are effective because they are a form of mind exercise. Daily visualization is one of the most popular motivators. The following are 5 goals you can include in your ...

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No divorce is the same, and the variables are often uncontrollable, but what you can control is when to file for divorce. In order to avoid economic and social instability, wait until January for the four following reasons. 1.Revenge Spending December is the season to go shopping. An aggrieved ...

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Puberty is a tough time for children. Some children seem to flourish during puberty while others become withdrawn and may display age-inappropriate behaviors. As parents, we must continue to foster a sense of independence in our children to enable them to become as self-sufficient as possible. Here ...

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How you tell your spouse those four words can dictate the co-parenting relationship and the divorce process that follows. Here are five things you must consider. Consider: Have I Tried Everything to Make the Marriage Work? First, determine if you have tried everything to make your marriage work ...

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My law firm believes in being upfront about the costs associated with a divorce, and the financial pitfalls you may encounter. Read on to find out the 3 financial mistakes you should avoid in a divorce. 1.  Not Seeking Mediation According to Divorce-Explained.Com the average cost of a divorce in ...

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Back-to-school season has not been the same since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. Parents and guardians are now tasked with managing the fear of their child being infected, their child’s anxiety due to changes in classroom settings, and the pressure of ensuring their children maintain academic ...

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Many children, when faced with difficult situations, are vulnerable to becoming helpless in the face of adversity. When faced with a situation that causes sensory overload or another symptom that taxes their unique neurological wiring, a special needs child’s emotional trauma may manifest in the ...

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1.  Can this marriage be saved?  Ensure that you are ready to end your marriage and move on from the relationship before getting a divorce. You are not alone in feeling that you may be better off without your significant other. The COVID-19 pandemic has placed a tremendous amount of strain on ...

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Mediation is a process that couples can use to save money and come to a settlement without going to trial, which can be expensive, time-intensive, and emotionally draining. Each session of mediation often starts with the mediator introducing his/herself and giving each side time to present its view ...

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Do you have a child that you have to push to try new things? According to Temple Grandin’s “The Loving Push”, “Kids will try something new if you can link it to their goal”. By refusing to enable your child’s fears, within reason, they will eventually move past their anxiety to get what they ...

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