Client
“I have learned many ways on how to work with my spouse on how to raise our kids together; respect for my partner is important and you need a strategy”

Client
“The business relationship concept will be very helpful; not to get too personal; do what is in the best interest of my children and treat our communication in regards to our children as a business”

B.Z. - Client
"We are so fortunate to live in a society whereby we do have choices especially when it involves children and the safety of them."

Client
“This seminar helped me realize how important communication is and being open to my co-parent will help; The best part is that the kids are the most important through the divorce process”

L.S. - Client
"Thanks for helping us to keep things civil during the rough times so that we could end up at this place. We are very thankful to have this second chance."

Client
“I appreciated: facts about divorce statistics; information regarding research and the effects on children; different scenarios/behaviors of parents; how kids are faced with different emotions and reactions as they get older”

G.L. - Client
"Thanks for your work with us, you did a masterful job getting us through the issues without either of us walking out. At the end, I do think our resolution is fair for both parties."

Client
“I have learned that we need to work very hard at putting the history, emotions aside to raise the children we brought into this world and raise them the very best we can”

B.L. - Client
"Other than financially – my divorce is picture perfect – no kid visitation rules – you had a lot to do with that and I thank you."

K. Y. - Client
"I spoke to my ex-husband on the phone the other night on what would have been our 10th wedding anniversary. Our conversation was authentic and completely loving. Thank you to Fairway Divorce for attaining a truthful and mindful division of our lives."

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Changing the Way Divorce Happens: A Clear Road to a New Life

Posted by: kstewart in Untagged on Oct 1, 2007

If you are reading this, you are seeking more answers about divorce, about alternative solutions about Fairway Divorce, or about all subjects aforementioned. You and many others share this similar mindset and I welcome you to fairwaydivorce.com and my new blog.

Since the launch of Fairway Divorce, I have met couples from all walks of life and the one thing they all commonly share is their fear of divorce and, more so, their fear of the unknown. I was in their very shoes once before and I know this fear all too well, which prompted me to begin this open-dialogue blog. While I may not be able to help capture all the answers you are looking for, I want to help prepare you, your friend, your sibling or your parents for the landscape that lies ahead.

Some topics for my blog entries include divorce planning, money matters, the legal and emotional landscape, frequently asked questions surrounding divorce (i.e., What are my options for divorce? What if I can't afford a divorce? How do we prepare our children for divorce? Etc.), and rebuilding after divorce.

Every two weeks, I will publish a Q&A blog entry where I will address a frequently asked question. I encourage you to tell me your thoughts, opinions or ask me questions in response. My next entry will be published shortly so please stay tuned.

Divorce-it doesn't happen to everyone, but it happens. So this is my chance to tell you how to break clean, rebuild and move on.

Thank you,

Karen Stewart (formerly Miles)

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