The key to preventing arguments is knowing when and how to say things, and how to be supportive when your partner is stressed. Four questions to help you build a solid foundation.

ScotusCrim is a recurring series by Rory Little focusing on intersections between the Supreme Court and criminal law. After the month-long “winter break” in oral arguments, the justices return to […]

Steven S. Kaufman Family Anatomy of a Trial Lecture Series In this third installment of the Steven S. Kaufman Family Anatomy of a Trial Lecture Series, nationally recognized trial attorney Luke Dauchot will share his insights into the art of the closing ...

Every relationship faces conflict at some point. Disagreeing is part of being intimate with another person, whether that person is a friend, a family member, or a romantic partner. Arguments are a natural human response to feeling like your needs aren’t ...

Members of the public who want to attend oral arguments at the Supreme Court can now apply through an online lottery to obtain advance reservations for seats at those arguments. The Supreme Court announced in a press release on Thursday afternoon that it ...

When people resolve interpersonal arguments before winding down their day and going to bed, it can break the vicious cycle of festering negative emotions perpetuating chronic stress. Along this line, new research from Oregon State University suggests that ...