Mortgages in Divorce
The Truth About Mortgages in Divorce: Who’s Really on the Hook? One of the most common misconceptions I hear from clients is this: “I’m listed on the mortgage, so I have to keep paying for the house, right?” It makes sense why people think this, especially when a marital home is being divided and one […]
Myths About Collaborative Divorce
Busting Myths About Collaborative Divorce in Florida Collaborative divorce is an increasingly popular option for couples seeking to dissolve their marriage in a more amicable and cooperative manner. Despite its growing acceptance, misconceptions about the process abound, particularly in Florida. This article aims to debunk common myths about collaborative divorce, providing clarity and insight into […]
Importance of Forgiveness
Why Forgiveness Matters in Divorce and Beyond Being able to forgive and to let go of past hurts is a critical tool in healing from divorce. Being able to forgive is a way to keep yourself healthy both emotionally and physically. If you hold onto old hurts, disappointments, petty annoyances, betrayals, insensitivity, and anger, you […]
Things About Divorce
The Truth About Divorce: What the Internet Gets Wrong When it comes to divorce, there is a lot of misinformation circulating on the internet. Here are some of the most common myths and misconceptions that my clients encounter online, along with the realities that dispel them: a) “If I move out of the house, I […]
Neutral Mental Health Counselor
Neutral Mental Health Counselors: Enhancing Divorce Resolution Enhancing the Process for Positive Outcomes When I explain the benefits of using a neutral mental health counselor to assist with divorce, I frequently hear comments like, “I don’t have mental health issues,” “I am already in counseling or seeing a therapist,” or “Why should I pay someone […]
Divorce After 60
Navigating Divorce After 60: What You Need to Know Retirement for many couples brings an unexpected set of relationship challenges. Although it is still relatively rare for couples over age 60 to break up, the divorce rate is rising among that age group faster than all others. Couples who have worked all their married lives […]
Divorce: Prolonged Warfare or a Quick Truce?
Understanding When Divorce Truly Ends It DOES NOT have to be this way. I saw a post on social media recently that said: “When I got divorced well over a decade ago, my lawyer said: ‘One day you will end up in court again. SAVE EVERYTHING—voicemails, texts, emails-all of it. Never stop documenting because no […]
The Unique Benefits of Collaborative Divorce
Collaborative Divorce: A Better Way Forward for Families Collaborative Divorce is a private way for couples to divorce. Each spouse hires an attorney trained in the collaborative process to help them reach an agreement. A neutral financial professional and mental health professional may also work with the spouses to help them reach an agreement. Agreements […]
The Secret to Successful Time Sharing: Long-Term Thinking
Why Long-Term Thinking is Key Post-Divorce Long-term thinking is like a compass—it guides you through complex situations by keeping your focus on the future. Whether navigating a challenging co-parenting relationship, planning your career, or making personal decisions, adopting a long-term mindset can be transformative. It helps you make better choices, reduce stress, and create positive […]
Navigating the Complexity of Divorce Agreements
Guidelines for Crafting a Balanced Divorce Agreement Divorce is one of the most challenging and emotionally charged events in a person’s life. Not only does it involve significant changes to personal and family dynamics, but it also requires individuals to confront a wide range of complex emotions and difficult decisions. One of the key reasons […]
