Did you know that January is typically referred to as “divorce season” because it’s when many couples decide to take that difficult first step toward ending their marriage?
If you’re considering this transition, it’s natural to feel overwhelmed—but there are ways to make this process less stressful and more productive.
Mediation and the Collaborative Divorce process are two approaches that prioritize cooperation over conflict.
Instead of enduring lengthy and contentious court battles, these methods allow you to work together with your spouse and a team of trained professionals to find solutions that benefit everyone involved.
As both a mediator and Collaborative Divorce lawyer, I’ve seen firsthand how these processes empower families to make thoughtful decisions, save time and money, and maintain a sense of dignity.
They also provide a more peaceful way forward, especially when children are involved.
If divorce is on your mind as the new year approaches, now is the time to prepare. Choosing a professional who values resolution over confrontation can make all the difference.
Let’s connect to explore how mediation or Collaborative Divorce can help you start this next chapter with clarity and confidence.