Book Review: Chasing Daylight

Chasing Daylight: How My Forthcoming Death Transformed My Life By Eugene D. O'Kelly (available at Amazon; Barnes & Noble; and many other places) has been reviewed favorably in:

• The New York Times;
• Business Week; and
• The Economist.

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Tango is HOT in NJ

The February 24, 2006 edition of The Star-Ledger featured three stories about Tango dancing in N.J.: (1) Dancing fever: The tango is hotter than ever at milongas -- parties -- around N.J.; (2) A chance to learn the dance of romance; and (3) Tango blends elements from Europe and Africa.

More information is available at:

• NJ Tango Extravaganza in Basking Ridge
• Asada Milonga in Brookside
• Firehouse Tango in Maywood
• Hora Cero Milonga at Starlight Dance Center in Nutley
• Nash DanCenter Milonga in Randolph
• Princeton University
• Two for Tango milonga at the Bergen Museum of Art

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The Scars That Children Suffer When Their Parents Battle

There are many articles about the scars that children suffer when their parents battle -- e.g.:

• Battling parents leave scars on kids, by Peggy O'Crowley, Star-Ledger Staff.


• Children often trapped, scarred in parental battles, by Kirk Mitchell, Denver Post Staff.


• Virginia Custody Disputes, by Williams Mullen


• Bitter divorce battles can leave scars on tug-of-love children

Parents can usually do much to save their children from such life-long scars by settling their disputes through CONFIDENTIAL MEDIATION -- to discuss this approach, please call or email me [(908)486-2200 or Paul@Kostro.com] to schedule a brief short free preliminary consultation.

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Mother And Her Child Are In A Global Nightmare -- Part 2

As a follow up to our October 6, 2005 Blog Entry that a Mother And Her Child Are In A Global Nightmare, the February 15, 2006 edition of The Star-Ledger reports that a federal appeals court threw out a deportation order aimed at sending a 5-year-old Elizabeth girl to Argentina for a custody hearing. The appeals panel returned the case to a trial court to determine whether the father has custody rights and if allegations of sexual abuse posed a "grave risk of harm" to the child.

The Decision can be viewed HERE [IN RE: APPLICATION OF ARIEL ADAN (3rd Cir.; No. 05-3045; Opinion filed: February 14, 2006)].

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