Nov 27, 2013
Thanksgiving Day is a day to give thanks for the many blessings the good Lord has seen fit to bestow upon us. Sometimes remembering to be thankful is the hard part, especially if you are in the middle of a family law action. Believe me, we understand.
We live in a multi-generation household. We have grandparents, parents, and children sharing a home. Some weekends, if we are lucky, we have grandchildren as well. Now, mind you, we certainly have our share of squabbles and outright battles, most over unimportant things.
We have seen it all and lived most of it. Bob and I were each divorced in the past. Together we raised a blended family. We have adopted children, an adopted grandchild, divorced children, married children, single children, and college children. Our oldest grandchild is the same age as our youngest daughter. We have ex-spouses in our family we remain friends with and some we do not. I like to think we bear no one ill will and pray we have done nothing to cause others to wish us ill.
If there is a family law situation, we have likely experienced it first-hand. We wanted to take a moment this holiday week to remind our readers, our clients, our friends, and ourselves of things to be thankful for, even in the middle of a family law battle. Thanksgiving is an opportunity for a cease- fire, just for a few days.
The very act of giving thanks can be a blessing. Family law matters can bring out our best or our worst. Thankfully, it is our choice.
From our family law firm to your family:
Bob Leonard Law Group, PLLC
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