by Leah Hadley | May 16, 2023 | Collaborative Law, Divorce and Finances, Mediation, Money Management, Navigating Divorce
Financial Wellness After Mediation While mediation is a great way to ensure that your voice is heard while negotiating your settlement, it’s also an emotionally and mentally challenging process for everyone involved. Once the dust settles and the agreement is...
by Scarlett Wells | Jan 17, 2023 | Divorce and Finances, Divorce Professionals, Navigating Divorce
Benefits of Having a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst Long-term married couples or those with significant assets who are divorcing may face a lengthy process, especially as they attempt to negotiate asset division, child custody, financial support, and other...
by Ronnie Deaver | Jan 10, 2023 | Divorce and Finances, prenup
What are the Advantages of a Prenup? A prenuptial agreement, commonly known as a prenup, is a contract between two individuals before marriage. The purpose of a prenup is to outline the financial and property rights of each spouse in the event of a divorce or death....
by J Brannan | Dec 27, 2022 | Co-parenting, Conflict Management, Divorce and Finances, Divorce Communication, Navigating Divorce, Self-Care
5 Ways to Have a Peaceful Divorce Without Losing Your Mind Divorce is a grueling process that can drain couples and their families. But while it’s difficult for it not to leave negative effects, having a peaceful divorce can help families heal better. A study on...
by Bronwen Savage | Nov 29, 2022 | Divorce and Finances, Divorce Professionals, Mediation, Navigating Divorce
3 Kinds of Divorce Statistics You Can Learn From When a couple decides to divorce, it isn’t uncommon for the spouses to feel alone in their respective journeys. Separating with someone you had shared a life with (and possibly someone you have children with) is not an...
by Victoria Kirilloff | Jul 19, 2022 | Collaborative Law, Divorce and Finances, Divorce Professionals, Mediation, Navigating Divorce
Divorcing Amicably: 7 Things You Need to Know Divorce is fraught with emotional, legal, and financial landmines. During and after the process, you will experience cycles of different emotions, including fear, depression, confusion, anger, and resentment. Not only are...
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