by Judith Weigle | Mar 23, 2021 | Collaborative Law, Divorce Professionals, Master Your Mindset, Mediation, Navigating Divorce
Mediation is an option that puts the control of decision-making in the hands of the participants, which is fabulous. It allows you to create a perfectly tailored agreement with a third party neutral mediator but for some it mediation may not work. Mediation can be...
by Randi Spatz | Jan 26, 2021 | Divorce and Finances, Master Your Mindset, Navigating Divorce, Respect
For anyone that has been through a divorce, even if it is amicable and a decision you know is right, your emotions are very similar to a runaway train on a roller coaster. There is a part of your life that is ending, and you owe it to yourself to go through the...
by Gabrielle Hartley | Jan 21, 2021 | Divorce and Finances, Navigating Divorce
Getting divorced is an extremely upsetting, confusing, upending process. There is basically no way around it. You just need to do your best to get through it and to then use your divorce as your opportunity to set yourself on a better, more positive track forward....
by Christina Nelson | Jan 12, 2021 | Co-parenting, dating after divorce, Navigating Divorce, Relationships
This week I’m so excited to welcome Christina Nelson, host of The Radical Step-Mom Podcast a groundbreaking podcast all about what it means to be a step-parent from the perspective of the step-parent. Today Christina shares her perspective about how to have a...
by Elise Buie | Jan 5, 2021 | Divorce Professionals, Mediation, Navigating Divorce, Relationships, Respect, Wellness
Deciding to divorce is one of the most significant decisions you will make in your lifetime. So, congratulations, even if you feel anything like celebrating. To those whose spouse decided for you and are first beginning to look for a family law attorney, I say...
by Marco Munoz | Dec 1, 2020 | Divorce and Finances, Divorce Professionals, Money Management, Navigating Divorce
We know you have heard the horror stories of couples and families going broke during a divorce. Couples who have saved for five, ten, or even twenty years only to throw money out the window. This often happens out of spite or when an individual attempts to keep his...
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