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In the complex realm of family counseling and mediation, the voice of the child is a crucial but often overlooked element. This detailed guide delves into the best tools and strategies for creating...

I went through my own divorce when my daughters were very little. When my ex and I separated, our two daughters were just 3 years old and 9 months old. They were babies. Back in the day, I did not...

Parents dread hurting their children and relaying to them that your family is changing is one of the hardest parts of separation. Fortunately, there are some useful tips that will make it a little...

Getting divorced is stressful. In fact, Divorce can be one of the main stressors in a person’s life. Emotions can overcome even the most stable of people. There are good days and there are bad days,...

There is a relatively new trend in post separation residential arrangements called “Bird Nesting” or simply just “Nesting”. Whatever name you choose to call it- they both mean the same thing.

In a perfect world, when we divorce, we do so amicably, respectfully and both parents are able to put their differences aside for the sake of the children.  In the real world however, this isn’t...

Many clients find the concept of child support and extraordinary expenses (commonly referred to as section 7 expenses) confusing, and it’s no surprise.  These can be tricky to understand, so...

I have seen so many clients over the past year, who have decided during the pandemic to separate.  Were they in unhappy marriages before the world shut down or did the additional stress, uncertainty...