Difficult conversations are a fact of life. Getting prepared for these conversations can make all the difference.

A Prenuptial Agreement is actually the wedding gift that you need even when most couples don’t think they want it!

Divorce costs are a reality of the process but you can save big money in your divorce with a few small changes.

Technology is changing co-parenting relationships for the better. Co-parenting requires cooperation, communication, and consistency. Technological advances have not only made our individual lives better but can help improve co-parenting relationships.

Will you have holiday cheer or holiday court this year? Divorcing co-parents can have holiday cheer this year! Here’s how!

A divorce is sometimes referred to as a “death of the marriage.” Like the physical death of a loved one, individuals often go through the five stages of grief: denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance. Mediation can resolve a divorce or family matter regardless of the grief stage.

An important part of the divorce and family mediation process is the ability to work with the Mediator as she or he will work to help you reach a resolution. Therefore, taking the opportunity to interview the Mediator is the first step towards resolution.