There are many things to learn about when you go through a divorce. When you join us for our Divorce Options Workshops, we will inform you of the steps you need to take to go through your divorce in a peaceful and respectful manner. Learn more about the workshops and register here.
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When a couple chooses to dissolve their marriage using the collaborative divorce process, they work together with a team of experts to draft a mutually agreed-upon settlement. That team is comprised of an attorney for each spouse, a financial neutral, and mental health professional(s) to help the couple with communication, co-parenting issues, and perhaps a…
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Divorce can turn your life upside down, and it may feel as if your ‘normal’ life is over. It can be one of the most turbulent processes you may ever experience. You may even feel that there is no way you will ever “find yourself” again. But there’s a more peaceful way to divorce. When…
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A divorce is a difficult transition in your life. That’s why is very important to learn how to rebuild yourself after your divorce. Join us on September 4 for our next Divorce Options Workshop tips on how to rebuild yourself and much more. Learn more about the workshops and register here.
Read MoreHow to Prevent Addiction After Divorce Part II – Join Us for Our Divorce Options Workshop, August 14
Divorce is a difficult time in a couple’s life. Choosing a Collaborative Divorce and getting professional help, in the beginning, can help you get through your divorce in a more healthful and peaceful way. Join us on August 14 for our next Divorce Options Workshop to learn how you can prevent addiction after divorce and…
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During this time of unrest and uncertainty due to the coronavirus pandemic, the last thing you want is to go through the divorce process. Divorces are stressful enough, then you add COVID-19 to the mix, and the stress can easily overcome you emotionally and financially. But when you use a collaborative divorce process, both you…
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There are different scenarios that lead up to a divorce that will make you feel wronged and perhaps even feel as if you want revenge against your spouse. As Ken Harvey explains in his blog, since CA is a no-fault divorce state, “marital fault is not relevant to the common issues found in divorce cases.” …
Read MoreWhen you and your spouse agree that it is time to start your marital separation, emotions can run high. And with these feelings, it is tough to see the future with your ex moving forward, which has to have room for co-parenting and reshaping your family unit. But, it is possible, especially when you utilize…
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