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Too many of my clients have a big, hidden struggle when it comes to divorce. Bigger than what to do about the children. Bigger than how to agree finances. They can’t accept they are in a high conflict marriage. They have spent years living with the behaviour patterns...
What do you say to the team at work? How do you show effective leadership in your divorce without running yourself into the ground? We borrow lessons from the HR department in this week’s blog. Read it to make sure you’re not mismanaging your divorce people (and there are more of them than you think!)
There are usually two main flashpoints in divorce: money and children. When the two collide, it’s even more explosive. In this week’s blog we look at how to manage your emotions when your soon-to-be-ex is driving you money mad.
If you have children, it’s not the end of your relationship with your soon-to-be-ex. You still have to navigate parenting, whether collaboratively or in parallel. And one of the biggest challenges arises when your children’s relationship with their other parent is difficult.
One of the most challenging aspects of divorce is that you can’t control what your ex-spouse does. You can’t control how they navigate the process from their side. And you can’t control how they parent either. But what can you do? You can do your best to keep your...
What’s your relationship with money? If you’ve been in a high conflict marriage, chances are you and money aren’t best friends. In this blog we’ll take a look at why, and what you can do about it. Read all about how to love your money in a high conflict divorce. Why...
What’s the divorce holy grail? The C word. Not that one! Or that one either… the divorce holy grail is Collaboration. A mutually agreed end to the marriage, with a mutually agreed divorce settlement, supported by helpful professionals when needed. Amicable all the...
The thought of divorce is scary – I get it.
When you know exactly what you have and what you want and need, you trust yourself and your confidence grows.
When you have trust in yourself you have a voice. When you have a voice, you’re able to advocate for yourself putting yourself in the best position to get your divorce done in the easiest way possible.
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