5 Tips for Maximizing Co-Parenting Success
By Rosalind Sedacca, CDC When you’re a parent, divorce doesn’t end your relationship with your former spouse. It only changes the form in some specific ways. It is still essential to create a working relationship focused on the optimum care and concern for your children. Every co-parenting relationship will be unique, affected by your post-divorce…
How to Prepare for Divorce: a Checklist
Who doesn’t love lists? This list is great for those facing divorce. On the left, consider questions you should be asking yourself prior to meeting with an attorney or choosing your path of divorce. On the right, there are questions you should be asking any attorney you meet with to see if they are a…
Learn more about preparing Parenting Plans for Hindu Families
View a discussion between Neena Saxena of Patterson Moore Butler and Amicable Divorce Network Founder, Tracy Ann Moore-Grant, as they discuss the Hindu Holiday calendar and what you need to know if developing a Parenting Plan for Hindu families.
Preparing for a Dog Fight in Divorce Cases
by: Tracy Ann Moore-Grant Preparing for a Dog Fight in Divorce Cases- Tracy Ann Moore-Grant Status is online As a mediator and attorney, some of the most difficult cases to navigate and resolve are those involving who will receive the family pet. Typically, after hearing all of the other…
What To Tell Your Spouse Before Talking Divorce With Your Kids!
By Rosalind Sedacca, CDC Ever go on a vacation without making plans in advance? The consequences are usually disastrous. If you fail to plan ahead regarding reservations, canceling mail delivery, caring for your pets and knowing your destination, your vacation is likely to be filled with disappointment, frustration and even heartache. What about preparing your…
Divorce Abuse: How to Avoid it and Keep Kids OUT of the Middle
with Janet Price of JP Coaching and Consulting Janet Price of JP Coaching & Consulting in California joins Amicable Divorce Network and DivorceAmicably to present at the March 2022 Amicable Academy. This presentation focuses on tips for keeping children out of the conflict of divorce, reducing conflict between the parties and moving forward positively. Watch…
Single Parent Family Vacation Planning
By Shari Herzberg, Post Divorce Force Family vacations for single parents have unique challenges. As the only parent, you oversee everything from choosing and paying for the vacation destination and travel arrangements, packing, researching and choosing vacation activities to making sure that everyone is happy being together. It can become very stressful and feel more…
Life After Divorce: Introducing New Adults to the Equation
When parents move on after divorce and begin dating, it can be a very difficult period to maneuver as co-parents and for the kids. When is a good time to tell the other parent you are dating? How do you properly introduce them to your child? Get great advice, tips and from author Teresa Harlow,…
Types of Divorce
Types of Divorce By Tracy Ann Moore-Grant Many people don’t understand that there are many different ways to approach your divorce. Instead of simply calling a divorce attorney, it is best to know on the front end what type of divorce you think is best for you and your family and to find a professional…
Love Hurts, Divorce Survival Tips on Handling Valentine’s Day
Love Hurts, Divorce Survival Tips on Handling Valentine’s Day  by Stephanie Robins, LCSW and Tracy Ann Moore-Grant, attorney/mediator It is February, and love is in the air as this is the month known for Valentine’s Day. It is a holiday that many cherish and look forward to celebrating. However, if you are divorced or…
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