Choosing the Right Family Law Attorney

Choosing the right family law attorney can make all the difference in your case. This helpful guide from San Diego Family Lawyer breaks down key factors to consider when selecting an attorney who fits your needs. By: Scott Levin, San Diego Mediation Divorce and Family Law When you’re facing a family law issue, you need…

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Communication Strategies That De-Escalate Conflict

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Divorce is a whirlwind of emotions — anger, grief, fear, and confusion all at once. When those emotions take over, conversations with your spouse can go sideways fast. The good news is that a few simple communication strategies can completely change how those conversations go, and you don’t have to figure it out alone. In…

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A 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…

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Signs It’s Time to Divorce: Knowing When Enough is Enough

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Deciding to end your marriage is one of the toughest calls you’ll ever make. You might wonder if what you’re going through is just a rough patch or something more permanent. The divorce decision needs to be well thought out. Some warning signs are hard to ignore. Maybe you catch yourself daydreaming about life without…

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What To Do When You Know Your Marriage Is Over

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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…

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The Role of Collaborative Divorce: How It Can Help You

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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…

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