While your child might not want to admit it, they may feel anxious about going to college, and it might take a few months for them to adjust. If your college freshman has been in school for a month or two, they may be going through this adjustment process. As
Mischief Night has been a tradition throughout the United States for decades. You might even remember participating in this unofficial holiday as a kid. But, the antics of mischief night can lead to serious damage and danger. As a result, many communities are cracking down on Mischief Night and getting
The thought of getting a DUI or a family member getting one can be very scary, and unfortunately can happen to anyone. The consequences of a DUI can linger far longer than license suspensions and court hearings. A DUI case can cost a person and a family in more ways
October is one of the biggest months for popular American sports, with the MLB, NBA, NHL, and NFL all in season. This fall, your teens may want to attend a game, or maybe a few, if they are big sports fans. Alternatively, your teen may want to go to one
Your child has come home with bad news – they got a DUI. Whether you thought that your loved one might have an issue with alcohol, or you were blindsided by this event, now is the time to take steps to get through this. Now is the time to offer
Now that your children are back in school and getting into the swing of things, there are many opportunities coming up for them. Sports, other extracurricular activities, parties with friends, and school dances are probably at the top of their list. Homecoming is a great opportunity to start the school