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A wife sobs as the front door slams . . .yet again. Signaling her husband’s flight from one more fight. She wonders, “Is divorce the
Divorce whirls through lives like a hurricane. Impacting relationships. Finances. Parenting. Bottom line–everything changes. And, well, we don’t like change. We’d much rather do what
“I lie awake wondering if she’s going to take me to court,” groaned a Dad. “My boss cut my hours. My insurance went up. I
In every mediation involving children, there comes the moment both parents cry. When they picture Christmas morning–and their children are somewhere else. As October dawns–so
“Let’s just get this over.” All too often, at least one spouse utters these words during divorce mediation. Overcome by the emotion, the years of
Words hold great power. Even the tiniest. I. You. We. Us. “I” and “you” imply separateness and division. “We” and “us” connote connection and sharing.
When sparks fly in a drought-ridden forest, the fire destroys everything in its path. When tempers flare during divorce, the whole situation easily goes up
After your divorce is final, do you: want assets in your pocket–not the attorney’s? want successful adjustment to your new life? want a healthy relationship
What makes a couple divorce? Some say financial problems. Some say extramarital affairs. Others say people just grow apart. While each of these challenge marriages,
