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The fact that you are going to divorce will be received differently depending on the ages of your children.   The very tiniest won’t even know what the word means and the older ones will most likely have seen it coming.  So what is the…

Why choose mediation?For me, the quick answer was to save money. I’d heard so many terrible stories of vicious long-drawn-out battles, and money haemorrhaging away while relations became more and more bitter and fraught.I’m pleased to…

Co-parenting after divorce can be challenging, even if you ended your marriage on good terms. Between coordinating schedules, tracking expenditures, and simply keeping up with the day-to-day happenings in your child’s life, you and your…

To make your case in the family court, you need to present your evidence as well as you possibly can.  Don’t leave this job completely to your lawyer (if you have one) because (1) it’s your case, (2) you are the one with the most to lose…

Divorce can be a painful and difficult experience, and as parents we may agonise about what happens to our children. How are they feeling? Do they understand what is happening? Will they get over it? What will the future effects be? …

Going through a divorce can be a really difficult thing. Especially for your kids. Understanding your divorce from your kid’s perspective can be a gamechanger.  Ultimately, your kid wants to feel seen, heard and less alone. You play a…