by Gabrielle Hartley | Jun 24, 2024 | Co-parenting, Collaborative Law, Conflict Management, Divorce and Finances, divorce and substance abuse, Divorce Coaching, Mediation, Navigating Divorce, Relationships, Respect
How to Prove Alcoholism or Substance Abuse in Divorce and Why It May Be Important Proving substance abuse in a divorce case is crucial for ensuring the safety and well-being of any children involved and can also influence the court’s decisions regarding...
by Gabrielle Hartley | Jun 13, 2024 | Co-parenting, Collaborative Law, Conflict Management, Divorce and Finances, Divorce Coaching, Mediation, Navigating Divorce, Relationships, Respect
The Power of Forgiveness: The Best Path to Emotional Freedom The Power Of Self-Forgiveness As an experienced divorce attorney, mediator, and the creator of the Better Apart® Method, I understand that the idea of forgiveness (especially self-forgiveness!) can be...
by Gabrielle Hartley | May 8, 2024 | Co-parenting, Collaborative Law, Conflict Management, Divorce and Finances, Divorce Coaching, Mediation, Navigating Divorce, Relationships, Respect
Best Custody Plan Guide for your family to be Better Apart® A well-thought-out visitation schedule provides stability and predictability in your children’s lives. In this guide, we will craft the best custody plan. When navigating the complexities of...
by Gabrielle Hartley | Jun 27, 2023 | Collaborative Law, Divorce and Finances, Mediation, Money Management, Navigating Divorce
What Counts as Income in a Divorce Income is a vital aspect of our lives. It is the money we earn from work or investments that help us sustain our daily needs. For couples, income plays a critical role in a divorce, especially when it comes to determining child...
by Pearl Lockwood | May 23, 2023 | Collaborative Law, Divorce and Finances, Mediation, Money Management
The New Rules of Financial Aid for Divorced Families The process of getting into and paying for college has become ridiculously, overly complicated and stressful in the past 30 years, but for separated/divorced families, it’s even worse. It can feel like a full time...
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