Posts by Shawn Weber
Communication Strategies That De-Escalate Conflict – Join Us for the Divorce Options(R) San Diego Workshop, March 7
Conflict in divorce often stems from miscommunication. Learn practical strategies that reduce tension, foster understanding, and set the stage for constructive conversations. Learn collaborative communication tools. Register for the Divorce Options® Workshop.
Read MoreA Guide to Protecting Your Kids During Divorce
Divorce is a painful experience to all the parties concerned, but it can sometimes hurt children more than others. In this blog by the Law Office of Rebecca Medina, there are practical measures to help your kids during a significant transition in the family, as well as protecting them through to the process. By: Rebecca…
Read MoreWhat to Stop Doing in the New Year (If You Want Less Conflict)
As the new year begins, many professionals reflect on habits they want to build. Drawing on years of mediation practice, Shawn Weber, outgoing President of Collaborative Practice San Diego, examines several common patterns that tend to escalate conflict, even when intentions are good, and invites readers to consider what might be worth letting go. By…
Read MoreRebuilding Your Social Life After Divorce – Join Us for the Divorce Options(R) San Diego Workshop, February 7
Ready to navigate life after divorce? Learn proven strategies for reconnecting with loved ones and approaching new relationships. Sign up for our Divorce Options Workshop this February.
Read More2025 Divorce Mediation Lessons: Reflections From a Year in the Room
Years of mediation practice tend to reinforce certain truths about conflict, people, and the limits of technique. Drawing on that experience, Shawn Weber, outgoing President of Collaborative Practice San Diego, reflects on lessons from a year in the mediation room that continue to shape how he approaches his work. By Shawn Weber, Weber Dispute Resolution…
Read MoreA More Supportive Way to Resolve Family Conflict: Interdisciplinary Mediation
By: Shawn Weber When families face divorce or other major transitions, one of the first and most overwhelming questions is often: “What process is right for us?” You may have heard about mediation. You may also have heard about Collaborative Divorce. Sometimes these options are described as very different — or even in conflict…
Read MoreWhat To Do When You Know Your Marriage Is Over
When you see that your marriage is over, it seems overwhelming. According to the article, What To Do When You Know The Marriage Is Over from the Law Office of Rebecca M. Medina, one should take time and process your emotions and educate yourself alternatively before making decisions. Knowing what to do next is possible…
Read MoreThe Role of Collaborative Divorce: How It Can Help You
Traditional court divorces create winners and losers. One person wins, and everybody loses. A judge who doesn’t know you makes decisions about your life, your kids, and your future. Your lawyers treat each other like enemies instead of problem-solvers. Divorce court is not an environment that encourages healing. Here’s the truth: court-litigated divorces often feel…
Read MoreSigns It’s Time to Divorce: Knowing When Enough is Enough – Join Us for the Divorce Options(R) San Diego Workshop, January 3
Is it time to end your marriage? Gain a better insight when you join us for the next Divorce Options Workshop on January 3. Learn more about our workshops and RSVP here.
Read MoreSimplifying Divorce: Why Filing a California Joint Divorce Petition Is a Smart Move
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 issues without immediately resorting to…
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