Top Twelve Tweets of Twistmas... did I really write that???

Posted on December 16, 2011 by Nancy Van Tine

Hi there,

I have been struggling to learn how to tweet (I can't tell you how I shudder to use that word; my English teacher mother is rolling in her grave).  Despite my whining I am truly addicted to how much information you can get on Twitter, and keep getting on an ongoing basis. 

From the hundreds of tweets out there everyday relating to divorce, I have selected below my Twelve Tweets of Twistmas....

  1. Divorce Research 2011: Top 11 Findings Of The Year (via @huffingtonpost)
  2. Divorce After 50: Why It's More Complex (via @Dad'sDivorce)
  3. When Your Ex Goes Overboard at Christmas (via @huffingtonpost)   
  4. Hulk Hogan Files Defamation Suit Against Ex Linda Bollea Over Autobiography Claims (via @foxnews)
  5. Three Holiday Divorce Mistakes to Avoid (via @Dad'sDivorce)

 

6.   Dating After Divorce: How To Not Use Social Media (via @huffingtonpost)

7.   Do Men Really Get a Raw Deal in Divorce? (via @huffingtonpost)

8.   How do Divorced Mothers Manage New Relationships? (via @huffingtonpost)

9.   Communicating with your Ex (via @divorcemagazine)

10.  Helping Children Survive Divorce: Why Holiday Traditions Matter (via @huffpostdivorce)

11.  How to Have Happy Holidays with a Busy Blended Family (via @huffingtonpost)

 

And if you've suffered through all 11 above, you certainly deserve a laugh with number 12!

 

12.  The Twelve Divorced Days of Christmas (via, you guessed it, @huffingtonpost)

 

Best,

 

Nancy

 
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Thanksgiving

Posted on November 24, 2010 by Nancy Van Tine

Hi there,

I was just complaining with my coworkers about this time of year as a divorce lawyer.  I usually LOVE my job but the past two weeks, and probably next week as well, are the nadir as they are the time when high conflict couples discuss and (maybe) try to resolve the issues of children and holidays.  This is not easy for anyone, and it is always especially hard if you are facing the first holiday without either your spouse or your children.

Donna Ferber has one of my favorite blogs and she has a great post on this topic in time for Thanksgiving this year.

May you and your family have a great Thanksgiving.

Best,

Nancy

 

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