Simplifying Divorce: Why Filing a California Joint Divorce Petition Is a Smart Move

Nov 19, 2025
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Divorce does not always need to turn into a fight. Weber Dispute Resolution’s blog on the California joint divorce petition makes a strong point for working together instead. Couples who file jointly can save time, reduce legal fees, and simplify the process. It demonstrates that both parties are committed to resolving…

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The Role of Collaborative Divorce: How It Can Help You – Join Us for the Divorce Options(R) San Diego Workshop, December 6

Nov 4, 2025

Join us for the next Divorce Options Workshop on December 6 to get an overview of Collaborative Divorce as an alternative to traditional divorce litigation.   Learn more about our workshops and RSVP here.

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Should You Stay Together for the Kids? – Join Us for the Divorce Options(R) San Diego Workshop, November 1

Oct 7, 2025

Gain a better understanding of the pros and cons of staying in an unhappy marriage for the sake of children.  Join us on November 1 for the next Divorce Options Workshop. Learn more about our workshops and RSVP here.

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Legal Myths About Divorce: What You Need to Know – Join Us for the Divorce Options(R) San Diego Workshop, October 4

Sep 9, 2025
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Learn more about common misconceptions and gain clarity on divorce laws when you join us for the next Divorce Options Workshop on October 4. Learn more about our workshops and RSVP here.

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How Divorce Affects Your Mental Health and How to Cope

Aug 13, 2025
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Your mental health matters during your divorce. Simple self-care steps, such as maintaining a regular sleep schedule, engaging in gentle exercise, and limiting well-meaning but unhelpful advice from friends, can make a huge difference in how you cope day-to-day. But here’s what many people don’t realize: how you choose to…

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How Divorce Affects Your Mental Health and How to Cope – Join Us for the Divorce Options(R) San Diego Workshop, August 2

Jul 28, 2025
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Join us on August 2 for the next Divorce Options(R) Workshop to explore the psychological impact of divorce and tips for emotional resilience. Learn more about our workshops and RSVP here.

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How to Tell Your Children About the Divorce

Jul 9, 2025
Parents and children sitting on the couch talking.

Telling your kids about divorce feels overwhelming, but with the right approach, you can help them through this difficult transition. Your children need honesty, reassurance, and most importantly, they need to know this major life change isn’t their fault. Unlike traditional court battles, which often create adversarial situations, collaborative divorce…

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Healing After Divorce: Moving On and Finding Yourself Again

Jun 11, 2025
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Divorce can feel like your world is crumbling, leaving you wondering how you’ll rebuild from the pieces. But here’s the truth – you have more strength inside you than you realize right now. Collaborative Divorce encourages respectful communication and mutual problem-solving rather than adversarial court battles. This approach reduces conflict,…

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How to Tell Your Children About the Divorce – Join Us for the Divorce Options(R) San Diego Workshop, July 5

Jun 10, 2025
Mother talking to child

Get practical advice on how to approach the conversation with kids in a compassionate way.  Join us for the next Divorce Options Workshop on July 5. Learn more about our workshops and RSVP here.

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Financial Considerations in Divorce: Dividing Assets and Debts

May 14, 2025
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When you’re facing divorce, one of your biggest concerns is likely how your financial assets and debts will be divided. You’ve worked hard to build your financial foundation together, and now you need to separate it in a way that’s fair to both of you. The traditional divorce approach sends…

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