Rodriguez Law Firm LLC

Continuing with our recognition, today we highlight Maritza Rodríguez, Esq. Rodríguez. Maritza opened the Rodriguez Law Firm LLC in 2012, where she practices family law and international family law. Maritza has been a volunteer with VLJ’s Divorce Program since 2013, assisting dozens of clients to successfully dissolve their marriage and move forward with their lives. She has been active in the Generation Now (young professionals) committee, and in 2021, she joined VLJ’s Board of Trustees. As a trustee, she is an active volunteer in the gala and communications committee and has a fiduciary duty to the success of the organization. Maritza says, “Thank you to VLJ for allowing me to volunteer with your amazing organization over the last few years. I leave the clinics feeling incredibly humbled and proud to be able to help so many folks. As the daughter of immigrants, it's never lost on me the importance of service and the great responsibility I have to give back to the community that has given me everything.” Thank YOU, Maritza!

Dropping your child off for visitation with their other parent can be a super stressful time for you all, 😬 but it doesn't have to be. We put together this list of ways to improve those drop-offs. 📝

What advice do you have for parents struggling to keep their child calm and upbeat about seeing their other parent?

5 Ways to Improve Your Child’s Visitation Pick-Ups and Drop-Offs - Rodríguez Family Law Part of co-parenting is learning to manage child visitation pick-ups and drop-offs. For many separated or divorced couples, this is a high tension time, particularly if there’s a great degree of conflict as the relationship between both parents comes to a close. Ideally, managing children’s visi...

So go ahead and mention that you’re doing better in your post-divorce days, that you’re finding your happiness or “getting your groove back” and focusing on you, your needs and your family, but leave the details of your dating life mum. Read the full post here: https://www.rodriguezlawllc.com/social-media-and-dating-for-newly-divorced-parents/

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