Did you read family (divorce) laws before your wedding and pour over caselaw and codes during your marriage or domestic partnership? If not, why rely on divorce laws as you separate and dissolve your marriage or domestic partnership? Is your spouse or domestic partner … [Read more...]
How to make your divorce eco-friendly on Earth day and everyday
But in a dark time, the eye begins to see.” Theodore Roosevelt "'...The United Nations (UN) has made clear that society must radically decarbonize to spare the future from the worst consequences of climate change. The next few years are probably the most important in our … [Read more...]
10 Commitments to Improve your Confidence During Divorce
Commitment is a moment-to-moment process. You need to do it daily, hourly, continually. ~ Michael Toms and Justine Willis Toms Getting divorced can be like running a marathon. It goes on and on and on. It tests a person’s sanity, stamina, and resources. And often, even the … [Read more...]
Can you Find Understanding Through Conflict in Divorce? An Interview with California Mediator Gary Friedman
After graduating from the prestigious Brown University in 1969 and working as a litigator for five years, the formidable young trial attorney Gary Friedman felt, in some ways, helpless. Gary had become a lawyer to help people, but found his work was really a form of manipulating … [Read more...]
What’s the first thing to do in divorce?
After twenty years of marriage, the best family vacation ever, or one of your usual fights, your spouse says, "I want a divorce." You feel a thump in your chest, like your heart just hit your rib cage. The blood coursing through your veins feels cold. Your head hurts, stomach … [Read more...]
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