Are you wondering if nesting is an option for your children? Join us on October 1 to find out. Learn more about our workshops and RSVP here.
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When you realize that divorce is inevitable, your mind starts spinning, and it becomes hard to see the best path forward and what steps you need to take to prepare for the divorce process. It impacts your life in ways you could not even predict, but when you can divorce using a non-adversarial process through the collaborative divorce process, you can keep your family out of court, divorce more peacefully and respectfully and create a new future for your family. We are often asked at our initial meeting with clients what important things they should do before starting the collaborative…
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Help your kids through your divorce by getting tips on how to co-parent with your ex. Find out more when you join us for the next Divorce Options(R) Workshop on September 3. Learn more about our workshops and RSVP here.
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Most often, we find that very few communication skills are not present with our clients who are divorcing. Often, it is because they have never learned basic communication skills. If lack of communication is why couples divorce, then most often than not once the divorce is finalized, the communication avenues have almost completely been broken down. In a litigated divorce, it’s all about winning and losing, not how to keep the family unit healthily intact, but when you use a collaborative divorce approach, there is a team of mental health experts and divorce coaches available who can help open the…
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Join us for the next Divorce Options(R) Workshop on August 6 to find out why a Collaborative Divorce makes financial sense. Learn more about our workshops and RSVP here.
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It is a common misconception that only military personnel who have experienced war can experience PTSD. Humans of any age, even infants, can experience PTSD from a profound, stressful emotional event. If you or your family member is experiencing night terrors, troubled thoughts and worry, constantly being fearful, and flashbacks, let your doctor or mental health expert know. There is help! If someone experiences ongoing emotional distress, the opportunity for PTSD increases. If not dealt with, living in constant fear can build a continuous road of anxiety and depression. Putting your head in the sand will not lead to a…
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Are you over 50 and going through a divorce? Join us on July 9 to find out why a Collaborative Divorce might be right for you. Learn more about our workshops and RSVP here.
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What should you know about your real estate options during divorce? Find out when you join us on June 4. Learn more about our workshops and RSVP here.
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Dividing a couple’s financial assets during a divorce can be tricky if you are not versed in how all the components work and function. During this process, many questions come up, and how social security is handled is a common area of concern. When you choose the collaborative divorce process, there will be a team of experts that you can access. One of them is a financial neutral specialist. This expert will help both of you navigate asset division, including how social security will be handled. To determine if you are eligible to receive your ex’s social security benefit, here…
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By Rebecca Medina When couples enter into the collaborative process, both spouses and their respective attorneys, financial neutrals, divorce coaches, and mental health experts agree to resolve their marital issues respectfully, encouraging the family unit to be separate and intact once the divorce is finalized. Often highly emotionally charged conversations occur during a divorce, and this type of rhetoric can lead to a court-litigated separation. This can do irreputable harm to the family. Court divorce can leave lifetime scars that often times can’t be healed. Emotionally charged conversations happen during divorce proceedings. With the collaborative divorce process, a divorce coach…
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