It’s common to:

• experience problems in your marriage
• not know what to do or who to turn to
• customize a custodial agreement and parenting plan
• wonder if your financial resources will sustain you after divorce
• worry about co-parenting with someone you don’t even like
• struggle to agree with your partner

Often my clients are:

• embarrassed that they aren’t “the perfect family”
• concerned about their marriage
• torn between love for their spouse and love for themselves
• worried that their partner will seek to destroy their reputation
• worried that their partner will take more than their fair share of assets

Imagine if you could:

• find a more balanced and effective way to schedule co-parenting
• come to a mutual agreement
• put lingering disagreements to rest
• feel more confident and empowered throughout the divorce process
• limit your exposure to toxic emotions and devastating effects of divorce
• emerge happy and whole

A strategic and supportive process where individuals partner with an expert trained to identify blocks, fears, and misconceptions and provide an understanding of the terrain of divorce.

An essential outcome of coaching is that men and women have a solid success plan for life after divorce. 

Coaching is for individuals who WANT to clarify their options, make decisions, take action, and gain the insights of someone outside the situation and who DON’T WANT to figure things out alone, be consumed by worry and fear, or lose their power to a lawyer.

A facilitated process where partners meet to come to an agreement concerning marital and parental conflict.

An essential outcome of mediation is that both parties maintain privacy and retain dignity.

Mediation is for partners who WANT privacy and mindful, insightful, direct communication and who DON’T WANT to give a judge decision making power or retain a lawyer for litigation.

Collaborative law, mediation and arbitration are wise alternatives to the more expensive, and emotionally taxing, process of divorce litigation.

A facilitated process where partners meet to come to an agreement concerning parenting duties and arrangements.

An essential outcome of parenting services is that parents have plans to meet the unique needs of each family member.

Parenting services are for partners who WANT to preserve the family even when parents are no longer married and who DON’T WANT to live in the past, have parenting suffer amidst the stress of divorce, and pay high attorney fees unless they are absolutely necessary.