The Hot Woman and the Cheap Sofa: A Midlife Marriage Wake-Up Call

The Hot Woman and the Cheap Sofa: A Midlife Marriage Wake-Up Call

By Sandy Connors Marriage is a journey filled with milestones, laughter, and the occasional reality check. After 25 years of sharing life with your partner, it’s only natural to reflect on where you started—and how far you’ve come. Reading my email joke, for one man, that reflection turned into a humorous but eye-opening conversation with […]

Love, Marriage, and Money: Which Comes First for a Successful Relationship?

Love, Marriage, and Money: Which Comes First for a Successful Relationship?

By Sandy Connors When building a successful relationship, one question often arises: “What is the right order of priorities?” Is it love followed by marriage and money? Or does it start with money, followed by marriage and love? Or should marriage be the first step, followed by love and money? In this article, we explore the intricate relationship between love, marriage, and money and how they contribute […]

Divorce Your Spouse; Not Your Money, Not Your Children

Divorce Your Spouse; Not Your Money, Not Your Children

By Brian Figeroux, Esq. Marriage, ideally, is a lifelong partnership built on love, trust, and shared aspirations. Yet, the reality is that a significant percentage of marriages end in divorce. The reasons are myriad and complex, ranging from irreconcilable differences and infidelity to financial strain and lack of communication. When a marriage fails, the decision […]

Why Do I Want to Get Married?

Why Do I Want to Get Married?

By Brian Figeroux, Esq. | Family Law Attorney | www.askthelawyer.us Marriage is one of life’s most significant decisions, a commitment that intertwines two lives profoundly. While the excitement of love and partnership often dominates the engagement period, taking time for deep, honest self-reflection is the most critical step before walking down the aisle. An article […]

Black People Follow God’s Rules More Than White People: An Analysis of Historical and Empirical Evidence

Black People Follow God’s Rules More Than White People: An Analysis of Historical and Empirical Evidence

By Esther Claudette Gittens | Photo by A.I  The claim that Black people follow God’s rules more than White people is not merely a provocative statement but one that finds considerable support in historical data, sociological studies, and the lived religious experiences of Black Americans. While it is essential to approach such a conclusion with […]

The Silent Partners: Navigating Family Indifference and Entitlement in Business Ownership

The Silent Partners: Navigating Family Indifference and Entitlement in Business Ownership

By Brian Figeroux, Esq. The Law Firm of Figeroux & Associates Website: www.askthelawyer.us  The dream of building a successful business often intertwines with the hope of creating a legacy, a venture that not only provides financial security but also involves and benefits the family. However, for many entrepreneurs, this idyllic vision can sour when faced […]

Business Ownership and Family Dynamics: Navigating Indifference, Entitlement, and Cultural Challenges

Business Ownership and Family Dynamics: Navigating Indifference, Entitlement, and Cultural Challenges

By Brian Figeroux, Esq. The Law Firm of Figeroux & Associates Website: www.askthelawyer.us  Owning a business is often romanticized as the path to financial freedom and generational wealth. But for many entrepreneurs, the reality is far more complicated—especially when family members or a spouse benefit financially from the business while offering little or no support […]