by Betsy Ross | Nov 12, 2018 | Co-parenting and Parenting Topics, Uncategorized
It can be a challenging journey to transition your relationship from married spouses to co-parenting partners. Following some good sense co-parenting guidelines can make it easier so feel free to give these a try: 5 Co-parenting Don’ts 1). Resist the urge to...
by Monarch2 | Jun 23, 2015 | Divorce Mediation, Uncategorized
These days, mediation just might be the most efficient and private divorce process available. When you work with a skillful mediator or co-mediation team, negotiations between you and your spouse happen directly in the mediator’s comfortable office, away from...
by Monarch2 | Jun 23, 2015 | Divorce Mediation, Uncategorized
Divorce co-mediation with two professionals (a psychotherapist mediator AND a family law attorney mediator) can help you have a gentler and less expensive divorce process now and help you plan for your life and your children’s lives, going forward. Having two...
by Monarch2 | May 29, 2015 | Thinking about Divorce, Uncategorized
Many divorcing and divorced couples continue to fight, even long after the divorce papers are signed and gathering dust. This is never good for anyone, and it can be particularly harmful for children. Read my article in the Huffington Post: HOW TO STOP FIGHTING
by Monarch2 | Jul 8, 2014 | Thinking about Divorce, Uncategorized
Does infidelity mean your marriage is over and you need a divorce as soon as possible or is it worth considering the possibility that the marriage is in deep trouble, but can be saved? What to do, once you have learned your spouse has had an affair depends on your...
by Monarch2 | Feb 19, 2014 | Mediation to Save a Marriage, Uncategorized
There’s nothing like a heartfelt apology to help heal a relationship, even in the case of divorce. Read my newest article for the Huffington Post on the impact one person’s apology had on a divorce mediation. Go to: APOLOGY IN DIVORCE
