Yesterday, Eric Solotoff blogged about the phenomenon of the New Years Resolution Divorce. It happens. I encourage you to read that post prior to the one below because it provides some useful background on the issue:
It’s the New Year. A time filled with resolutions, promises to change, and commitments to begin anew. Your
For the last few years, I have posted on the phenomenon of the New Year’s Resolution Divorce. For whatever reason, this post has struck a chord and has been both well received and cited by other bloggers. As such, given that the new year is near, I thought I would share that piece again.
Over
For the last few years, I have posted on the phenomenon of the New Year’s Resolution Divorce. For whatever reason, this post has struck a chord and has been both well received and cited by other bloggers. As such, given that the new year is near, I thought I would share that piece again.
Over
Last year I wrote the indented piece below about the "New Year’s Resolution Divorce." We got a lot of response to that post, including it being cited elsewhere, so I thought I would re-run it.
Over the years, I have noted that the number of new clients spikes a few times of the year, but most significantly
Recently, I posted a blog entry on the phenomena of the New Years resolution divorce. Apparently, I am not alone in thinking about this topic at this time of year as my article was quoted in one written by Tony Bertolino who is a Texas attorney.
Whether this is from the sadness many people experience over
Over the years, I have noted that the number of new clients spikes a few times of the year, but most significantly right after the new year. Out of curiosity, I typed "New Years Resolution Divorce" into Google and got 540,000 results in .29 seconds. While not all of the search results were on point,
New Years Resolution Divorce
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