Visit to Divorce Court
I’ve have the honor of working with a University of Pennsylvania graduate student. She’s been doing my marketing and has created a powerful social media …
Maybe You Shouldn’t Divorce Your Ex’s Relatives
Holidays are hard for divorced parents – even when they’ve mediated a parenting plan they both agree on and believe is in the best interests of their …
A Handling a Divorce When You’re Sick
“Think Pink!” During October’s Breast Cancer Awareness Month, men and women all across this county will get together to march against breast cancer and …
Divorce, Custody and King David
Divorce mediators know what the Bible’s King David knew – a judge should not be the person who decides how a child is divided between his or her parents. …
The Gray Divorce: From a Divorce Mediator’s Notebook
Lately, I’ve found myself working with several clients who are getting divorced after many years of marriage. In each of these cases, the kids are grown, the …
Succeed When Your Marriage Fails
“For every minute you remain angry, you give up sixty seconds of peace of mind.” ~Ralph Waldo Emerson In a bad marriage couples build up anger, resentment …
Divorce with a Santa Claus Clause
Growing up in New York, I couldn’t wait for the holiday season. The city draped in lights; Rockefeller Center’s Christmas tree towering, more beautiful and …
What Is Collaborative Law?
Going through a divorce can be a challenging, trying process. The media often portray divorce with ex-spouses lawyered up as courtroom adversaries — the …
Divorce: Help Your Child By Helping Yourself
“There’s nothing wrong with my son,” the father in mediation shouted. “And now strangers are telling me to get him tested. I’m not getting him …
Divorce,The Emotional Toll of Two Households
“What’s a reasonable settlement for me?” a wife said, repeating the question we’d asked her in divorce mediation: “Marry rich.” “Well we …