Parenting
The 3 ingredients to succeed at getting divorced amicably
By Chloe O., The Divorce and Separation Coach Unfortunately, divorce is often portrayed in the media as a conflictual and war-like process. However, studies should that 90% of divorcing couples intend to divorce amicably. Fear of conflict is one of the most common reasons why my clients struggle with making the decision to divorce. But…
Read MoreInsights for a Successful Child-Centered Divorce and Co-Parenting Experience
Presented by Rosalind Sedacca January is Child Centered Divorce Month! Join the Amicable Divorce Network for this Presentation by Rosalind Sedacca, CDC. This event is open to everyone-professionals & the public is welcome Insights for a Successful Child-Centered Divorce and Co-Parenting Experience Rosalind Sedacca, CDC is the founder of the Child-Centered Divorce Network. She’s a…
Read MoreIs High Conflict Parenting Like Battling a Hurricane?
by: Janet Price How 80 + mph High Winds are Like High Conflict People! The parallels between High Windstorms and High Conflict Personality Types I have lived in enough geographic areas to have experienced gorgeous sunny days, low-key rainy days, freak lightning storms, to dangerous sleet, snow, floods, crazy high winds over 80 miles per…
Read MoreWhy you should NEVER DIY your Divorce
The success of a DIY divorce largely depends on the complexity of the case, the ability of the couple to work together and communicate effectively, and the accuracy of the information and documentation provided. Couples who have simple divorce with no assets or minor children are more likely to successfully use a DIY divorce solution…
Read MoreWhat is Parent Coordination?
Understanding Parent Coordination Parent coordination is a form of dispute resolution that aims to help separated or divorced parents make decisions for their children without the need for court intervention. It is a child-focused process that involves the appointment of a neutral third party, known as a parent coordinator, who acts as a mediator and…
Read MoreDivorce Doesn’t Have to Cause Trauma for Children
Divorce Doesn’t have to cause Trauma for children : Learn from an expert panel how to have a child centered divorce. Open to the public and professionals, members and non-members-all are welcome to join us for this informative event. Learn from our expert panel how to keep the well being of children the focus during this event for…
Read MoreBack to School Tips for Blended Families
by Tracy Ann Moore-Grant The hustle and bustle of back to school activities can be quite stressful and the added dynamic of a divorce and blended family should not add more strife to the situation. To make for an easy transition, divorce parents can utilize some of the following tips to make this time of…
Read More5 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…
Read MoreLearn 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.
Read MoreWhat 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…
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