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Telling your spouse, you want a divorce is one of the hardest conversations you may ever have. The approach you take will shape how the process unfolds—especially if you hope to pursue a peaceful resolution like Collaborative Divorce. Here are some suggestions on how to make the conversation easier. Start...

During the turmoil of separating and divorcing your spouse, emotions can run high, often clouding judgment and leading to reactionary decisions. These emotional reactions can come at a significant financial cost, particularly in a litigated divorce. When you allow your emotions to takeover, you may find yourself embroiled in costly...

Getting a divorce can, at first, seem scary. There are a lot of unknowns, and yes, your life will change to some extent. But often, it is not the divorce or the prospect of being divorced that is so scary—it is the fear of the unknown. Having some peace of...

In my years of practice, I have had many clients who begin the divorce process looking at what is not working and how they can avoid the worst possible outcome. This mindset developed many years before and continued through their marriage. In resolving their divorce, this way of thinking is not very...