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Divorcing Parents Must Avoid Wanting Their Kids to Choose Between Mom and Dad by Michael Heath Divorce is an emotional event that often causes spouses to […]

by guest blogger: Jack Norton Life’s journey is a tapestry woven with phases, and one of the most pivotal moments is the mid-life crisis. While it […]

Using Videoconferencing for Collaborative Divorce and Mediation by Michael Heath Videoconferencing was first introduced by AT&T at the 1968 World’s Fair in New York. That clunky, […]

Make the Eleventh Month a Time to Evaluate What You Say Yes To by Michael Heath I once had a boss named Ron Pramschufer (God rest […]

Greater Confidentiality is One Benefit of Eschewing Marriage-Ending Litigation by Michael Heath Mediation and collaborative divorce are attractive ways to end a marriage since they cost […]

Suffering in Broken-Marriage Silence by Michael Heath A mediator tells a humorous story of a mediation session where a couple referred to the meeting as divorce […]

Annulment: Ending What Never Was Legal Recourse When a Marriage is Not Legally Valid by Michael Heath An annulment is a declaration that a marriage was […]

Divorced Parents Can Take the Fear Out of Their Children’s Halloween by Michael Heath The All Hallows Eve holiday of costumes and trick-or-treating may seem unimportant […]

Celebrating One’s Independence Day by Michael Heath A relatively recent cultural trend has been in recognizing a marriage’s end by throwing a party. This salute to […]

Convincing a Spouse to Mediate by Michael Heath A marriage may need to end but how it is brought to dissolution can affect both spouses for […]

One of the Ways to End a Marriage Without Litigating by Michael Heath Everyone knows what traditional divorce is. Spouses hire lawyers to fight for them […]

Getting Exactly What You Don’t Pay For by Michael Heath “Free” anything is often tempting. Who doesn’t like being rewarded with a gift or belonging to […]