You've come to the conclusion that your marriage is more than just "shaky" and you've accepted that divorce may inevitable. You're ready to move forward with filing for divorce… almost. You don't want to make a rash decision, especially since you invested so much...
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Is a collaborative divorce right for me?
Divorce is a time of upheaval. There are countless decisions to make, literal and figurative moves to consider, new schedules to adopt, and much more. If children are in the mix, things can seem even more uncertain and pressing during an already stressful time. At its...
Why Do Couples Opt For Mediation?
The divorce process comes with many risks and complications. There are many factors to consider, including the high costs, emotions and stress involved. The traditional process can be overwhelming for various reasons and many couples seek alternatives to litigated...
What to consider when telling the kids about the divorce
As we have discussed in a recent blog post, parents must do whatever it takes to put their children’s best interests ahead of anything else during a divorce. This is critical to keep in mind at every step of the process – beginning with telling the children about the...
5 tips for financial success during and after a divorce
5 tips for financial success during and after a divorce When couples enter into a marriage, they never expect their loving relationship will end in divorce. While the overall divorce rate has dropped over the past few years, it’s growing exponentially for spouses over...
What should I bring to my initial divorce consultation?
Maybe you're considering divorce, or maybe your spouse has already started down that road. You've identified one or more attorneys that you plan to interview so you can decide who will be the best fit for your situation. Now what? One of the most important things you...
Don’t tell Mom…
One of the most destructive behaviors we see from divorced or divorcing parents is telling the child that he or she must keep secrets from the other parent. Sometimes it is done in an effort to conceal objectionable behavior ("I don't want Mom to know that I let you...
