How Was Your Day? – The Simple Question That Strengthens Relationships and Marriages

How Was Your Day? – The Simple Question That Strengthens Relationships and Marriages

By Sandy Connors In today’s fast-paced world, relationships and marriages often suffer not because of major conflicts, but due to a lack of small, meaningful interactions. One simple, powerful question—“How was your day?”—can make a big difference in how partners connect and support each other emotionally. The Power Behind “How Was Your Day?” While it […]

Is It Love or Luv? An Analysis of the Nuances Between Love as a Verb and a Noun

Is It Love or Luv? An Analysis of the Nuances Between Love as a Verb and a Noun

By Sandy Connors The words love and luv are often used interchangeably in everyday conversation, but they carry different connotations, contexts, and purposes depending on their spelling and usage. Although love and luv seem similar, the way each word is used reveals a lot about language’s flexibility and how culture shapes communication. This article will explore both terms—love and luv—focusing on their function as a […]

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 […]

Vacation Romance: Love or Immigration Opportunity?

Vacation Romance: Love or Immigration Opportunity?

By Sandy Connors Experiencing a vacation in the Caribbean often proves to be an enchanting journey filled with lush landscapes, vibrant cultures, and warm-hearted locals. It isn’t uncommon for tourists to find romance blossoming in such an inviting atmosphere. Yet, what begins as an idyllic love story can quickly become complex, especially when marriage and […]

Should You Need a License to Have a Child?

Should You Need a License to Have a Child?

 In recent years, provocative debates have surfaced about whether individuals should be required to obtain a license to have children, much like a driver’s license or a marriage license. While this idea sounds extreme to some, it stems from genuine concerns about child welfare, generational poverty, and societal health. Advocates argue that parenting is one of […]