by Nanci Smith | Jul 13, 2021 | Collaborative Law, Mediation, Navigating Divorce
What is Collaborative Divorce? Let’s talk about it. First, it is not an oxymoron. Second, it is both an established, structured process as well as a shift in mindset. The mindset shift is essential for the couple who instinctively understands that they want...
by Judith Weigle | Mar 23, 2021 | Collaborative Law, Divorce Professionals, Master Your Mindset, Mediation, Navigating Divorce
Mediation is an option that puts the control of decision-making in the hands of the participants, which is fabulous. It allows you to create a perfectly tailored agreement with a third party neutral mediator but for some it mediation may not work. Mediation can be...
by Catherine Shanahan | Mar 9, 2021 | Collaborative Law, Divorce and Finances, Mediation, Money Management
Is There Justice In Divorce? A judge once said to me, “One of the challenges for anyone in the court system to appreciate is that there is a difference between what might seem like justice in the broadest sense and the narrow set of issues that a court gets to decide...
by Ashley-Nicole Russell | Aug 18, 2020 | Co-parenting, Collaborative Law, Divorce Professionals, Mediation
Divorce is hard. I’m not just saying that to say it. I’m saying that because I know it and I can relate to it. And my mission is to empower women through divorce. I have developed a unique personal perspective from various parts of my life as a child, a divorcee, and...
by Gabrielle Hartley | Aug 5, 2020 | Co-parenting, Collaborative Law, substance abuse
There is a pervasive myth that divorce is always contentious, based on the assumption that the dissolution of marriage makes adversaries of partners. But many couples prove they can navigate the end of a union with mutual understanding and respect. For those looking...
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