Divorcing brings up so many emotions, from excitement to fear, from confidence to feeling lost, and so many other feelings in between. It’s hard to sort them out on your own. When we first meet with our potential clients, we share that each person, including the children, has access to a mental health professional when they use the collaborative divorce process. We like to share why it is important to seek mental health therapy during the divorce process. Here are a few thoughts: It sets an excellent example for your children that working on your mental health is important, and…
Read More →Intro by Shawn Skillin, Esq. If you are considering divorce and have been married for more than 10 years (a long-term marriage in California) or have business interests that you are concerned about. This blog from Cage & Miles addresses “permanent” spousal support and the division of a business in the context of the Bill and Melinda Gates divorce. Importantly, we may never know just what the divorce settlement in the Gates divorce looks like as they settled out of court. You have options when you get divorced and out-of-court processes like Mediation and Collaborative Divorce are private and confidential,…
Read More →Are you going through a divorce and not sure what your first step is? Join us on October 2 to learn how the divorce process works and what you should be doing. Learn more about our workshops and RSVP here.
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When you finally make the difficult decision to dissolve your marriage, your mind is likely going a mile a minute, and your emotional wellbeing is extremely compromised. This unhealthy combination can increase the chance of you experiencing depression and anxiety. When you utilize the collaborative divorce process, you are supported by a team of professionals one of whom is a mental health professional. This important team member can play a vital role in your family’s divorce journey. Here’s how: Assists everyone involved to be aware of and manage their emotions in a constructive manner Works with each spouse to identify…
Read More →Your child’s college education is an important part of your divorce process. It is one of the many financial aspects that need to be discussed with your collaborative divorce team. Join us on September 18 to learn what steps you should take to help pay for your child’s college education. Learn more about our workshops and RSVP here.
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We all agree that divorce can be a crushing process. There are many To-Do items, emotional triggers, and financial decisions to consider. It can be overwhelming at times. But did you know that when you use the collaborative divorce process, you will have a team of experts at your disposal who can help you navigate through the proceedings and come out on the side with your family, emotions, and finances intact? Working with the financial neutral is one of the best decisions for you and your spouse. The neutral will review your financial landscape, crunch the numbers, and help you…
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Are you going through a divorce and need to work through your emotions? Maybe it’s time to schedule an appointment with a therapist. Join us on August 7 to learn more about how therapy can help you through your divorce. Learn more about our workshops and RSVP here.
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A divorce is often a life-altering experience for all involved. The scars that come from a separation can last a lifetime and even flow into the next generation. Add in COVID-19, the protests, and the stress can be overwhelming. Unfortunately, the court system tends to exacerbate the animosity between the parties involved. It fosters a you against me mentality. If you’ve decided to separate or divorce, utilizing the collaborative divorce process can significantly minimize the collateral damage, allow you to be in control, stay out of court and keep your sanity. During this process, a team of experts work together…
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Are you a business owner going through a divorce? Not sure how your divorce is going to affect your business. Join us on July 17 to learn how your divorce can affect your business and much more. Learn more about our workshops and RSVP here.
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Divorce brings many daunting and exhausting questions to try to answer, but it doesn’t have to be that way. Let me tell you why. When you choose the collaborative divorce process over a court litigated divorce, you and your spouse will have access to a team of experts, such as a neutral financial advisor, mental health professionals, child specialist, divorce coach and an attorney for each spouse. These divorce professionals will help both of you navigate your divorce in a more cost-effective and timely manner, all while keeping your family unit intact for the future. When we meet our clients…
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