Q: I am invited to my boyfriend’s family’s house for Thanksgiving dinner. This will be the first time I have met them and I’m very nervous. Any do’s and don’ts?
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Fall is a time for family togetherness. Sometimes things get a bit messy so Dean Pollak has some advice on how to successfully navigate your interaction with your family. Read on… Family Matters Category: Advice | Tags: Dean Pollak, family, Family Reunion, Relationships | Comments: Leave a comment 
Q: My husband and I have been married a little over a year. On the weekends, I just want to relax but my husband insists we do activities in our limited free time. I love him dearly but he makes me feel lazy when I suggest just dinner and a movie. Any advice for this lazy lawyer? Read on… Lazy Lawyer 
Q: I’ve been married a year now and I’m still no closer to figuring out which spouse should do what chores and who should be responsible for what! Read on… Blissfully Betrothed
Q: I am 25 and my boyfriend Brad and I have been together for several years. Brad wants to take our relationship to the next level by living together. However, I am in graduate school and do not support myself. Brad is also an unemployed graduate student. My parents do not share my enthusiasm. Although they like Brad, they feel it is immature for us to make this commitment without any plans to marry. What’s your advice? Read on… Cohabitation Confused |
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