Katie Sue Cosgrove

Katie Sue is a suit-and-heels attorney all week and an overalls-and-sandals aficionado as soon as the weekend rolls around. She lives in Northern California with her husband Josh and her two cats Butch Cassidy & the Sundance Kid.

When You Feel Like Something’s Not Right About the Right Thing

When You Feel Like Something’s Not Right About the Right Thing

By / Faith

Has anyone else felt this way? Like the fate of humanity depends on you doing everything that is expected of you and nothing less. I’ve read a lot of books and articles about how the firstborn child has an “achiever” and “people-pleaser” mentality growing up. I was often told I could pretty much do whatever I wanted to. I didn’t color too far outside of the lines. I thrived on praise from my parents and teachers. I’ll never forget one time when I was about 13 or so when my (overly outspoken) aunt looked at my younger sister and me and said that I was the “practical” one while my sister was the “vivacious” one. All through elementary, middle, and high school I self-identified […]

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3 Places to Visit in the Winter and Why

3 Places to Visit in the Winter and Why

By / Life & Culture

If you’re anything like me, when the temperatures start dropping and the holiday season is winding down, you become more of a homebody than you have been for months. “Comfy” and “cozy” become your mantras and you cuddle up with your people and pets, hunkering down to wait for spring. While it is very tempting to go into full-on hermit-mode during these sometimes-all-too-long months, winter is actually an excellent time to pack your bags and go on a trip. Airfares are down, hotels are cheaper, and schools are in session (enough said). Here are 3 places to visit this winter to cure your post-holiday blues: 1. A place to embrace the cold: Washington, D.C. In general, our nation’s capital should be on

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Simple Ways to Save Money on Your Summer Vacation

By / Life & Culture, Work & Money

Who doesn’t love a good ol’ summer vacation? Maybe a road trip, trek to the beach or the mountains, or jaunt to visit grandma and grandpa. Maybe somewhere you’ve never been before or somewhere you go every year when the weather gets warm. As a kid, there is something magical about the day that school lets out and the possibilities for the coming months are endless. As an adult, things usually look a little different and summer vacations come with a bit more planning, scheduling, and budgeting. But, just because you’re breaking away from the routine, you don’t necessarily have to break the bank! Just in time for your summer getaway, here are 3 tips to save you money on your vacation:

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What This Lawyer Thinks Every Woman Should Know

By / Work & Money

Court cases are all around us. Literally millions upon millions are filed each year in the United States.1 They can be anything from a traffic citation to a divorce to personal injury to domestic violence and everything in between. Before I attended law school, I couldn’t comprehend the vast reaches the law has on each and every one of our lives. Honestly, I am still surprised when issues come up that require research into something you never thought you’d need to know; I’ll never forget when a male colleague of mine had to research the fair market value of hair weaves to assist a victim of theft. And, perhaps, unfortunately, many of us will find ourselves party to a case in one

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