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Why Do So Many People Get Divorced in January?
DivorceIf you‘ve been considering divorce, you may have heard January referred to as “Divorce Month“ and wondered how much truth...
Read this BlogFacing the Holidays Right After a Divorce or Separation
DivorceThe holidays can be difficult for anyone, but they can be especially tough for people who have recently gone through...
Read this BlogDividing School Expenses During Divorce
Children in Divorce, CoparentingDividing Up School Expenses Being in financial limbo can sometimes be the most stressful part of separation and divorce. You...
Read this BlogMaking Child Care Decisions During Divorce
Children in Divorce, CoparentingDivorce and Childcare: Who Hires the Sitter and Who Pays the Sitter It’s that time of year. Fall is in...
Read this BlogMultiple Kids, Multiple Schools: Keeping Things Straight After a Divorce
CoparentingJuggling two or more kids at multiple schools can be difficult for any family. But the task becomes even more...
Read this BlogSecrets to Creative Solutions for Divorcing Couples
DivorceTaking a cookie-cutter approach to reach an out-of-court divorce settlement isn’t a good idea. Every divorcing person has unique needs,...
Read this Blog7 Tips for Parenting With A Narcissist – Part II
Family CourtParenting with a narcissist is complicated. Some actions as criticizing the narcissistic parent to the children will increase the lack...
Read this Blog7 Tips for Parenting With A Narcissist – Part I
Family CourtParenting with a narcissist seems like an impossibility. Truthfully you’re not really going to be parenting with them, it’s more...
Read this BlogFour Issues That Arise About The House In Divorce
DivorceOne of the most painful aspects of divorce is considering giving up or selling the family home. It’s no surprise...
Read this BlogThe Science of Making the Decision to Divorce
Preparing for divorceNothing is more personal than the decision to divorce. No one else can tell you when the moment is right....
Read this BlogCoping Strategies When Considering Divorce
Preparing for divorceIf you’re deeply unhappy in your marriage but aren’t ready to take the next step, you’ll need to find coping...
Read this Blog4 Questions to Ask When Deciding to Divorce
Preparing for divorceAs a divorce lawyer, it’s not unusual for people to come to our office multiple times before finally deciding to...
Read this BlogWhat’s Involved in Divorce?
Collaborative Divorce, Divorce, MediationWhat Should You Know When Deciding to Divorce There is a lot that goes into a divorce, and it can...
Read this BlogHow to Handle Your First Valentine’s Day after Divorce
DivorceYou might have been feeling emotionally strong about your divorce until you see that date on the calendar–Valentine’s Day. Then...
Read this BlogIs Divorce Part of the New You?
DivorceJanuary is a time for reevaluation. Of course, there is the New Year’s resolution thing but even if you are...
Read this BlogVisitation and Co-parenting After Divorce
Family CourtOne of the most difficult parts of coparenting can be navigating visitation after divorce and parenting time. Often one parent...
Read this BlogDeciding to Divorce: When is it Enough?
DivorceDeciding whether to end your marriage can be one of the hardest decisions of your life. While we all enter...
Read this BlogChallenging Coparenting Times: Holidays & Visitation
Family CourtBeing divorced during the holidays can be challenging for you and your kids. Holiday visitation during divorce can often raise...
Read this BlogThe Best Decisions for Your Children During Divorce
DivorceWhen beginning the process of a divorce or separation, most of us are determined to put our children’s best interests...
Read this BlogPreventing High Conflict from Impacting Children During a Divorce
DivorcePreventing High Conflict from Impacting Children During a Divorce During a divorce, many couples face an emotional roller coaster. While...
Read this BlogUse Your Divorce for Positive Transformation
DivorceA Positive Transformation Divorce is a painful process, no question. Even if you know with all your heart that the...
Read this BlogHow to Bring Calm to Your Home if Your Kids Take Opposing Sides in Divorce –and Your Hostile Ex is No Help
Family CourtWhen parents are getting divorced, the children may take sides with one or the other, even if you’ve tried to...
Read this BlogShift #3: Story Shift– Change Your Divorce Story
DivorceWhat is your divorce story? Can you change your divorce story? You know…the story you tell yourself about why your...
Read this BlogShift #2: Intention Shift – Decide How You Will Be in Divorce
DivorceFew people realize how much their thoughts about divorce impact their divorce experience. The truth is, your thoughts about how...
Read this BlogShift #1: Culture Shift – Transform Your Relationship To Divorce
DivorceTransforming Your Divorce In our society, we view divorce as an inevitably negative event or experience. When we hear people...
Read this BlogWhat if You Win Child Custody, but Your Child Wants to Live With Your Former Spouse?
Family CourtAsk most anyone going through the divorce process, and they will tell you: child custody issues are at the top...
Read this BlogThe Bezos and Gates Friendly Divorces: Is This The New Normal?
DivorceEnding a marriage can be really tough. It means decoupling finances, divvying up parenting time, and determining key issues like...
Read this BlogWhat Happens to Social Security and Other Benefits if You Divorce?
Post-DivorceDivorce usually means having to adjust to a new financial situation and budget. If you receive or planned to receive...
Read this BlogWhat to Do When You’re Boiling Over with Divorce-Related Rage
Divorce, Divorce mediation, Preparing for divorceIt’s normal to feel a sense of rage at one point or another in your divorce journey. You might feel...
Read this BlogTools and Resources to Teach You Mindfulness in the Context of your Divorce
Divorce, Divorce mediation, Preparing for divorceIf you’ve been following our blog series with family therapist and mindfulness teacher Joree Rose, you’ll have seen how mindfulness...
Read this BlogHow to Avoid Taking Other People’s Words, Actions, and Emotions Personally
Divorce, Divorce mediationWhen going through a divorce, you might feel particularly sensitive about how others perceive you. As you make life-changing decisions...
Read this BlogHow to Drill Down to Understand the Root Cause of Triggering Emotions
DivorceThe divorce journey can feel like walking through an emotional minefield–you never know what triggering emotions may cause an explosion…or...
Read this BlogBuilding a Mindfulness Practice When Life and Divorce Keep Getting in the Way
DivorceMany people recognize the value of taking a moment and a deep breath, and getting our emotions under control when...
Read this BlogHow Stress and Mindfulness Impact Your Body and Your Brain
DivorceYour heart beats faster. Your breath becomes short. Your muscles grow tense. When you’re stressed or anxious, your body goes...
Read this BlogCan Mediation Work if You Don’t Trust Your Spouse?
MediationIt’s a fair question. If your relationship was overflowing with trust, perhaps one or both of you wouldn’t want a...
Read this BlogThe Power Of Responding Proactively To Events In Your Divorce
DivorceDuring a divorce, it’s easy for emotions to get out of hand. Hurt, sadness, guilt, or fear can cause you...
Read this BlogShift #4: Shift on Your Ex – Find Peace in Your Divorce
DivorceYou can find peace in your divorce. Our society often relishes tales of nastiness and pain. Gossip magazines feed off...
Read this BlogShift #5: Shift the Conversation – Help Loved Ones to Support You in Divorce
DivorceFriends and family can be a wonderful source of support and comfort when you divorce. But sometimes, their love and...
Read this BlogStepping Back Before Re-engaging in Divorce
DivorceThe “Box Step” of Communication in Divorce “Dance is communication, and so the great challenge is to speak clearly, beautifully...
Read this BlogTreating Your Relationship with your Ex Like Work after Divorce
Post-DivorceParenting as a Business Relationship Post-Divorce “The more elaborate our means of communication, the less we communicate.” ― Joseph Priestley Divorce...
Read this BlogKids Playing Favorites in Divorce
Family CourtWhen Kids Are Playing Favorites in Divorce “Playing favorites” is an age-old pastime for toddlers through teenagers. It can be...
Read this BlogPost-Divorce Online Dating
Post-DivorceGetting Out There! Misconceptions about Online Dating Online dating is no longer something out of the ordinary. Nearly 70% of US...
Read this BlogPost-Divorce Make-Over on a Budget
Post-DivorceRefurbishing Your Wardrobe on a Post-Divorce Budget They say you dress in the era you were happiest in. Unfortunately, if...
Read this BlogPost-Menopause Make-Over
DivorceGetting Out There! A Post-Divorce Body & Wardrobe Have you ever looked in the mirror and thought, “who is that?” It’s...
Read this BlogPost-Divorce Make-Over
Post-DivorceAlyssa Dineen: Self-Esteem and Dating Post-Divorce Divorce permeates every part of our lives, from where we live to how often...
Read this BlogTaking the Leap: Dates After Divorce
Post-DivorceHow to Know When You’re Ready to Date Post-Divorce Worrying about what to wear. Checking your hair for the 50th...
Read this BlogDeanna Coyle: “Do the Research” And Other Words of Wisdom
DivorceWe treat emotional recovery differently from physical recovery—or anything else in our lives, for that matter. You wouldn’t just walk...
Read this BlogWhen to Learn from Other People’s Experience—and When Not To
DivorceIn the dating world, there’s a relatively new term for an age-old practice of dating and disappearing: ghosting. It might...
Read this BlogVesta: A New Way to Create Community
DivorceA recent headline delivered some sobering and surprising news: Loneliness ‘Time Bomb’ Warning Fueled by Baby Boomer Divorces. The study...
Read this BlogYou’re Not In This Alone: The Empowering Force of Friendship During Divorce
DivorceWalk down the street and you’ll see people so lost in reading their phones that they almost step out into...
Read this BlogStriking Gold with Divorce Support
DivorceDeana Coyle, Founder of Vesta: From Isolation to Inspiration One of the biggest and most painful side-effects of divorce is...
Read this BlogDividing High Net Worth Marital Assets When One Spouse Built a Successful Business
High Asset DivorceSpecial Divorce Challenges When One Spouse Built a Successful Business “Starting your own business isn’t just a job – it’s...
Read this BlogAll Divorces Are Basically the Same
High Asset DivorceWhat High Net Worth Splits Have in Common With all Divorces While high net worth divorces have their own special...
Read this BlogDeveloping an Analysis of Your Financial Needs During Your High Net Worth Divorce
High Asset DivorceSolving for Financial Peace with a Needs-Based Analysis “Wealth after all is a relative thing since he that has little and...
Read this BlogRamifications of a High Net Worth Divorce with Inherited Wealth
High Asset DivorceThe Source of Wealth in a High Net Worth Divorce: How This Can Complicate Your Divorce “It is a truth...
Read this BlogRamifications of Divorcing Out of a High Net Worth Family
High Asset DivorceThe Challenges of Divorcing Out of a High Net Worth Family “For I don’t care too much for money, for...
Read this BlogUnderstanding the Issues Unique to High Net Worth Divorce Can Empower You
High Asset DivorceEmpowering Yourself Through a High Net Worth Divorce A divorce is a divorce to some extent. But when a divorce...
Read this BlogThe Toughest Divorce Cases
DivorceSpecial Challenges to Moving Through the Stages of Divorce “Happy families are all alike; every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way.” –...
Read this BlogFinding Your Support System During Divorce
DivorceGetting Support Throughout the Four Stages of Divorce There’s a lot of talk in popular culture about “meeting friends where...
Read this BlogStage Four of Divorce: The New Normal
DivorceLiza Caldwell: Divorce Stage Four or the “New Normal” Catharsis is a beautiful emergence into purity that’s impossible without struggle. It’s...
Read this BlogStage Two of Divorce: Hitting the Trigger
DivorceLiza Caldwell: Divorce Stage Two or “Hitting the Trigger” Philosophers, scientists and theologians have long debated the psychology of how...
Read this BlogStage Three of Divorce: Something is Changing
DivorceLiza Caldwell: Divorce Stage Three or “Something Is Changing” In relay running, the third leg is often the wildcard. This is...
Read this BlogStage One of Divorce: Something is Wrong
DivorceLiza Caldwell: Divorce Stage One or “Something is Wrong” Awareness is a tricky thing. Philosophically speaking, it’s what makes humans...
Read this BlogFour Stages of Divorce with Liza Caldwell
DivorceLiza Caldwell: Stages of Divorce and How to Move Through Them The only constant in life is change. – Heraclitus...
Read this BlogDivorce Psychology and Legal Experts Dr. Murray and Dodge Dive Into The Hardest Divorce Issues
DivorceDivorce Dream Team: Dr. Jill Murray and Adam Dodge We all know our emotions can affect everything we do. We’re...
Read this BlogWhat Conventional Wisdom Gets WRONG about Divorce
DivorceWith 40 to 50 percent of marriages ending in divorce in the US, many of us have first-hand experience with...
Read this BlogSurviving Divorce: Acceptance Does Not Equal Forgiveness
DivorceAcceptance does not equal forgiveness. Forgiveness, according to many, is key to liberating yourself from the feelings of resentment that...
Read this BlogResourceful (and Non-Resourceful) Strategies for Coping with Betrayal
DivorceWhen you’ve been betrayed by a spouse, it’s easy—and justifiable—to be angry. Our culture is full of songs, movies and...
Read this BlogForgiveness After Divorce: When and Why to Aim for It—and What It Really Takes
DivorceAccording to the American Psychological Associate, between 40 and 50 percent of marriages end in divorce. That statistic can fuel...
Read this BlogStart to Finish: Divorcing a High-Conflict Spouse
DivorceIn the last few posts, we’ve addressed some of the particular challenges of divorcing a high-conflict spouse. Since it may...
Read this BlogSuccessfully Navigating Mediation: Beyond the Myths and Misconceptions
MediationIn this series of posts, we’ve begun an in-depth conversation about divorce mediation—from the strategies that empower participants to reach...
Read this BlogFinding Happiness with Life Lessons Learned in Mediation
MediationOne of the most frustrating and disappointing thoughts about divorce is that it’s an un-doing, a move in reverse, when...
Read this BlogMediation of All Shapes and Sizes
MediationWhile divorce mediations have underlying human emotions that naturally surface in negotiations, the cases themselves are as varied as marriages—or...
Read this BlogDealing with Misunderstandings (and Other Hiccups) During Mediation
MediationUsing mediation to end a marriage empowers participants to communicate their desires without the limitations, public record and the formality...
Read this BlogBoost Your Self-Care with 10 Inspirational Quotations
DivorceOn tough days—and there are always tough days—you may need a quick reminder that you’re on the right path with...
Read this BlogThings to Avoid During Divorce
DivorceGoing from being a married couple to being adversaries can be extremely difficult and emotionally draining. What can make matters...
Read this BlogDivorce and Social Security Benefits
Divorce, Divorce mediation, Preparing for divorceDivorce is never easy no matter what age a person may be. It is often a lengthy and challenging process...
Read this Blog3 Important Things to Look for in a Mediator
Collaborative Divorce, Divorce, Divorce mediation{3:30 minutes to read} You’re looking for a mediator? Below are 3 important things to look for in your search.
Read this Blog3 Reasons to Be Nice to Your Spouse During Your Divorce
Collaborative Divorce, Divorce{2:40 minutes to read} Reason #1: You catch more flies with honey than you do with vinegar. You are never going...
Read this BlogWho Do YOU Want to Be in Your Divorce?
Collaborative Divorce, Divorce{3:30 minutes to read} Michele Lowrance, in her book The Good Karma Divorce, recommends finding and defining the person you want...
Read this BlogShould I Mediate My Divorce?
Collaborative Divorce, Divorce[2:15 minutes to read} Should you mediate your divorce? People often wonder whether or not they should try to...
Read this BlogNo Winners in Divorce
DivorceThere are no winners in divorce. Statistically speaking, divorcing couples are overwhelmingly likely to settle their “case” before a judge...
Read this BlogWhen You’re Getting Divorced, Feelings Matter!
Collaborative Divorce, Divorce{2:30 minutes to read} Of course, feelings matter! Despite this reality, the way divorce discussions are framed by the law...
Read this BlogThe First 3 Steps on Your Road to Divorce
Collaborative Divorce, Divorce{5:40 minutes to read} I’m in the process of writing a book in which I outline seven steps to getting...
Read this BlogHow Can the 3 Levels of Conflict Improve Problem-Solving?
Collaborative Divorce, Divorce{4:00 minutes to read} As part of the mediation training we teach at The Center for Understanding in Conflict, we...
Read this BlogGoing Beyond Anxiety and Positional Thinking During a Divorce
Collaborative Divorce, Divorce{3:31 minutes to read} When people are divorcing, they are often filled with intense anxiety. They feel compelled to solve...
Read this BlogThe Paradoxical Theory of Change: Can You Defy Expectations?
Collaborative Divorce, Divorce{2:25 minutes to read} The paradoxical theory of change is an idea that comes out of Gestalt therapy. According to the...
Read this Blog3 Dynamics That Will Destroy a Relationship
Collaborative Divorce, Divorce{4:00 minutes to read} It is not unusual for married couples to develop unhealthy ways of settling disputes between them....
Read this BlogCreating & Maintaining Calm During Conflict Resolution: Establish Process Groundwork Early On
Collaborative Divorce, Divorce{3:20 minutes to read} Contrary to popular opinion, the fastest divorce is not necessarily the best. In order to successfully...
Read this BlogConfused, Scared, and Under Pressure Is No Way to Divorce
Collaborative Divorce, Divorce{3:19 minutes to read} Toward the end of any negotiation, a flurry of activity swarms the lives of all the...
Read this BlogSilence the Greek Chorus: The Importance of Decreasing Anxiety & Increasing Trusted Advisors
Collaborative Divorce, Divorce{3:00 minutes to read} It’s interesting to me that people, in general, offer up advice — some invited, most not...
Read this BlogAn Open Letter to United Airlines: Stop Asking for TMI
Collaborative Divorce, DivorceOscar Munoz President and CEO United Airlines, Inc. PO Box 06649 Chicago, IL 60606-0649 Dear Mr. Munoz: I am writing...
Read this BlogThe Secret Language of Couples: What Lies Beneath the Words?
Divorce{3:00 minutes to read} Am I correct in understanding that this is what you meant? vs. Is THAT what you...
Read this BlogCan Communicating Your Needs Save You from a Divorce?
Collaborative Divorce{3:40 minutes to read} As a divorce attorney, I am often asked: What leads people to divorce? Is it problems...
Read this Blog3 Ways To Avoid Being An Evil Stepmother
Family CourtWhat Fairy Tales Say Fairy Tales have taught us that stepmothers are harsh taskmasters and purveyors of poisoned apples. Truthfully,...
Read this BlogAll About QDROs
DivorceIf you are dividing retirement assets in your divorce, it’s critical to obtain a Qualified Domestic Relations Order (QDRO) before...
Read this BlogCommon Issues with Pensions During Divorce and How to Handle Them
DivorceA pension can be one of the most significant assets in a divorce. Even if only one spouse earned the...
Read this BlogThe Four Biggest Mistakes People Make in Divorce Settlements
DivorceFinancial matters are a concern among virtually all divorcing couples. Most people worry about how their lives will change on...
Read this BlogWhat to Do if Divorce Sets Off a Mental Health Crisis in You or Your Ex?
DivorceDivorce can bring on a host of emotions, from relief to frustration to bittersweet happiness. Sometimes these emotions can barrel...
Read this BlogMiserable on Paper: Finding Hidden Joy and Hope in Divorce
Divorce“The unhappy person resents it when you try to cheer him up, because that means he has to stop dwelling...
Read this BlogFinancial Transparency is the Best Solution During a High Net Worth Divorce
High Asset DivorceCreating the Ground Rules for Financial Transparency “Taking a thing apart is always faster than putting something together. This is...
Read this BlogYou Want a Prenup, Your Significant Other Does Not
Prenups & PostnupsYou love your partner and have confidence in your future marriage, but you think entering a prenuptial agreement is wise....
Read this BlogGetting Married for the First Time in Your 40s: Why You Need a Prenuptial Agreement
Prenups & PostnupsIf you’re marrying for the first time in your 40s, entering a prenuptial agreement becomes especially important. You’re most likely...
Read this BlogParenting & Divorce: The Impacts of Divorce
Children, Children in Divorce, Family CourtI attended a great panel talk the other week on parenting through divorce. The talk was organized by Elise Pettus,...
Read this BlogParenting & Divorce: Typical Child Behaviors
Children, Children in Divorce, Family CourtI attended a great panel talk the other week on parenting through divorce. The talk was organized by Elise Pettus,...
Read this BlogParenting & Divorce: Tips For Parents
Children, Children in Divorce, Family CourtI attended a great panel talk the other week on parenting through divorce. The talk was organized by Elise Pettus,...
Read this BlogProperty Division During a New York and Connecticut Divorce
Divorce, High Asset DivorceMarriage is a financial partnership in which both spouses contribute to the whole rather than the individual. Regardless of what...
Read this BlogCalming Your Kids’ Anxieties About Splitting Time Over the Holidays
Children in Divorce, CoparentingThe holidays are a time of wonder and excitement for children. While parents do their best to keep this season...
Read this BlogNewly Divorced Over the Holidays? Dos and Don’ts for Making Holiday Plans
Divorce with childrenThe first holiday season after a divorce can be difficult for everyone. Parents may find themselves taking on new responsibilities...
Read this BlogWestchester Visitation Lawyer
Divorce, Preparing for divorceVisitation rights are one of the most critical issues for any couple going through a divorce. The initial divorce, child...
Read this BlogDivorce After a Long Marriage: How to Rebuild Your Life
DivorceYou stayed with your spouse far longer than you should have, but you‘ve finally pulled the plug and gotten divorced....
Read this BlogWhat Is Divorce Coaching And How Can It Help?
DivorceHarriet Lerner writes in The Dance of Connection, “Perhaps nothing leaves us more vulnerable than the threat of relationship loss....
Read this BlogParental Alienation: Everything You Need To Know
Children in Divorce, Divorce with children, Family CourtRecently I spoke to Charlie Jamison on my radio show, Divorce Dialogues. Charlie is a Board-certified Marital and Family Law...
Read this BlogPost-Divorce Dating Profiles That Work
Dating, Post-DivorceGetting Out There! Do’s and Don’ts of an Online Dating Profile With nearly 2,500 online dating sites in the US alone,...
Read this BlogDivorce When The Woman Is The Breadwinner
Divorce, High Asset DivorceDoes It Make A Difference If The Woman Is The Breadwinner? It’s human nature to want to call money “yours”...
Read this BlogWestchester Post Divorce Estate Planning Lawyer
Divorce, Post-Divorce, Preparing for divorceAfter a divorce, everything changes — even your estate planning needs. As part of finalizing matters and moving forward with...
Read this BlogCalculating Spousal Maintenance in Westchester
DivorceWhen a couple goes through a divorce, it can have a significant economic impact on both spouses, and it can...
Read this BlogDos and Don’ts for Giving Gifts to Your Kids Over the Holidays After Divorce
Children in DivorceFor many parents, the best part of the holiday season is watching their children’s eyes light up as they tear...
Read this BlogChild Custody Decisions & Sports Safety
Children in Divorce, CoparentingDivorce and Co-parenting: Who Has the Final Say About Dangerous Sports? Co-parenting can be challenging under the best of circumstances....
Read this BlogRecap: Interview with Divorce Expert Deborah Tannen
DivorceKatherine sat down with renowned professor, author and expert Dr. Deborah Tannen. She is the University Professor and Professor of Linguistics...
Read this BlogLove & Loss (and Divorce) Stories with Some Truth
Divorce“All happy families are alike; each unhappy family is unhappy in its own way.” ― Leo Tolstoy , Anna Karenina” Drama—in literature,...
Read this BlogIdentifying—and Using—Your Conversational Style
DivorceIt’s fun to take online quizzes, learn our personality type, figure out what your true calling is, who your friends...
Read this BlogThe Value of Neutral Financial Professionals
Preparing for divorceIt’s never “just about the money.” That is a common phrase amongst professionals who work with people in conflict. Money...
Read this BlogWhy’s It SO HARD for People to Finish Divorce?
Divorce, Divorce mediation{5:00 minutes to read} One thing that is a very well known professional phenomenon is that, when people get toward...
Read this BlogHow a collaborative divorce can save couples money
DivorceOn behalf of Katherine Miller Non-adversarial approach can help avoid costly litigation Although collaborative divorce has been around for a...
Read this BlogA New Marriage Contract on Dignity
Preparing for divorceRecently, I had an interview with Donna Hicks on my radio show Divorce Dialogues. We discussed the importance of giving...
Read this BlogThe Vicious Cycle of Vulnerability
Preparing for divorceRecently, I had an interview with Donna Hicks on my radio show Divorce Dialogues. We discussed the importance of giving...
Read this BlogDignity in Divorce
Preparing for divorceRecently, I had an interview with Donna Hicks on my radio show Divorce Dialogues. Donna is a dignity expert who...
Read this BlogWhat it Takes to Divorce
Preparing for divorceI recently conducted a radio interview (linked at the bottom of the post) with Janis Abrahms Spring, a board-certified clinical...
Read this BlogPicking Your Lawyer and Picking Who You Want To Be in Divorce
Preparing for divorceMy best advice from years in the courtroom–as well as years in Collaborative and Mediation conference rooms–is that people should...
Read this BlogCultivating Emotional Intelligence: Not Me vs. You but Me and You
DivorceIntense emotional conflict often fuels the problems that lead to divorce, and divorce itself challenges even the most emotionally even-keeled...
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