From the outset of a divorce, parents should be vigilant in thinking about how their actions impact the children.
Conflict Resolution
Some Nuts and Bolts of the Collaborative Divorce Process
The collaborative divorce process is gaining recognition in the U.S. and many other countries.
It is an alternative to the litigious divorce process. It provides an opportunity for a divorcing couple to resolve divorce issues outside of court in a private and confidential setting with the assistance of professionals.
The Healing Power of Forgiveness in Remarriage
Remarried couples who practice forgiveness are able to let go of large and small transgressions that occur due to the complexity of their daily lives.
The Real Story Behind “Marriage Story”
Rich or poor, the currency is communication. The challenge is to hire a divorce professional (or team) to help get you to the finish line while preserving dignity, civility, and the priceless co-parenting relationship.
Divorce Mediation Options in Vermont
Divorce mediation can give you more control of the outcome. And if you meet the income requirements, you can use the subsidy offered by the Vermont Judiciary.
Kid’s Clothes and Divorce: Dirty, Clean Mixed With Dirty, or Missing!
They either come back, dirty, clean mixed in with the dirty or, missing. How I solved the kid’s clothes and divorce saga.
6 Points to Consider Before Choosing the Divorce Mediation Process
The divorce mediation process requires both spouses to engage in conversation and discussion with the mediator acting as a facilitator.
Best Practices When Communicating with Your Co-Parent
Getting a divorce when children are involved means that you will have a long-term relationship with your former spouse. This article will give you a frame of reference to engage in healthy communication and forge a new relationship.
4 Tips For Hiring an Attorney During Divorce Mediation
Hiring an attorney early on in the mediation process can be beneficial not only for educational purposes but also to help you make smart decisions during the mediation process.
How to Heal Your Relationship With Your Divorced Dad During the Holidays
Often people think they should feel a sense of warmth, togetherness, and gratitude on the holidays. By managing your expectations, keeping your situation in perspective, and choosing not to be victim, you can reclaim your power.
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