Recognizing when clients may benefit from mediation or Collaborative Divorce solutions can help them transition with less stress and conflict. Here are a few signs to watch for: Desire for Cooperation: If clients express a willingness to work together with their...
Divorce is one of life’s biggest transitions, and it’s natural to feel uncertain about what lies ahead. But it’s also an opportunity to pause, reflect, and gain clarity about your personal goals for the future. During this process, self-care isn’t a luxury, it’s...
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...
The start of a new year is the perfect time to set goals that create a stronger, more cooperative parenting partnership. Here are some strategies to help: Communicate Consistently: Set up regular check-ins to discuss your child’s needs, schedules, and any upcoming...
A Collaborative Divorce may be the ideal solution for couples with complex financial situations. Unlike traditional litigation, a Collaborative Divorce offers a confidential, cooperative approach to resolving disputes. It allows both parties to maintain control over...
As a family law lawyer and divorce mediator, I’ve helped many parents craft plans that not only prioritize the child’s well-being but also foster cooperation between both parties. Here are my top tips: Be Clear and Detailed: outline parenting time and arrangements,...
A Social Media Agreement can provide clarity and help you navigate this sensitive area during a challenging time. Here’s why it matters: Define Boundaries: establish what can and cannot be posted about each other and the divorce. This prevents misunderstandings and...
With emotions running high and schedules often shifting, it’s essential to plan well ahead to avoid last-minute conflicts. Start by establishing a holiday schedule that clearly outlines where the children will spend their time. In my experience, this proactive...
This balancing act can be challenging, but it’s essential for creating a positive environment for your children and yourself. Start by identifying which traditions hold special meaning for your family. Communicate with your co-parent about ways to keep these...
It’s common to experience grief in stages—denial, anger, sadness—much like after a loss. But understanding these stages can help you navigate them more effectively. Divorce doesn’t have to be an adversarial, painful process. Mediation and collaborative law offer a...
