Life After Collaborative Divorce
Divorce is never easy. But it can be managed with collaborative divorce. These families understand that a change in address and marital status doesn’t keep them from being labeled “family.”
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Restructuring the Family with Collaborative Divorce
Divorce happens for nearly 50% of first marriages. For second and third marriages, the dissolution rate only increases. What if you could have a different attitude toward divorce?
Inside the Collaborative Divorce Movement
Did you know the state of Arizona’s first choice for dissolving a marriage is mediation? Divorce plans here suggest mediation as the best option. It saves time, money, and emotional pain.
Divorce: Contested or Collaborative?
Divorce is expensive but not all divorces cost the same. The fact is that the divorce industry is a billion dollar business in America and contested divorces represent the bulk of it. Learn the true costs of divorce.
Divorce Process Through Your Kids Eyes
Divorce is an extremely painful experience for children. When done through the collaborative divorce process, families can help children understand what’s happening. See divorce through kid’s eyes.
Mediation Matters
Divorce doesn’t have to be a knock down, drag out fight between you and your ex-spouse. Mediation helps ensure everyone gets heard and everyone wins. It’s why mediation and working together is critical to collaborative divorce.
Handling the Ex’s New Relationship
Now that the divorce is over, you’re adjusting to your life as a single parent. But what happens when your ex (or soon to be ex) has a new relationship? We’ve put together important things to consider when dealing with it.
Help Your Family Help You through Divorce
Many parents are focused on managing their children through divorce and forget to take care of themselves. Finding time during the divorce for self care is important. Here are some tips to help you keep your strength up.
Top 5 Co-Parenting Challenges and How to Handle Them
Sharing the duty of raising children is hard enough when you’re still married but what happens when you’re co-parenting as a divorced parent? We offer insights into the top 5 co-parenting challenges and how to handle them.
Tips for Talking to Your Grade Schooler about Divorce
Grade schoolers are just beginning to understand the world has many layers. When confronted with divorce, it can be hard for them to adjust. We’ve outlined things you need to know to discuss your divorce with your child.