Divorce Blog
Find Tips and News Related to Divorce & Separation
Fairway Divorce Solutions is Canada’s leading divorce mediation and resolution company. Founded in 2006, our team has served Canadian families for over 15 years. We’ve helped thousands of couples navigate their way through divorce.
On our blog you will find everything you need to know about separation and divorce.
Here we have informative articles. But we love sharing personal stories too. You’ll also find news and legal information relevant to separation and divorce. We specialize in family disputes - so we focus on content about co-parenting and strategies for families. Though the blog will help you even if you don’t have children.
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Why are Divorces so Expensive?
Why are divorces so expensive? Why do they leave couples financially (and emotionally) destitute when everything is said and done? Here we look at how we can save costs and emotional trauma when faced with divorce.
Does Getting a Divorce Affect Your Credit?
Your credit score plays a key role in your financial profile and your ability to secure loans and other credit products, so the last thing you want is for it to take a hit after a divorce.
Fairway Recognizes the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
We at Fairway hope to help spread awareness and education of Indigenous people of Canada to a broader audience. Take the time on September 30th to recognize what they have been through. Also, the tragedy of what happened in residential schools and spread awareness of the atrocities committed.
Helping Your Child Adjust After Divorce
Jen Sauro, a mediator and franchise owner at Fairway Divorce Solutions, examines how to best support children after divorce. Here are ways that you, as parents, can help make the adjustments a little easier for your kids.
Mediation Puts Best Interests of Children First
In divorce, the best interests of children can be lost. But divorce mediation is meant to put importance on the kids as they should.
Can You Develop Divorce PTSD?
Often, when we think about post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), we envision battlegrounds, car accidents, or sexual assault. Although these are very traumatic experiences, very little is known about how divorce impacts couples and how it can lead to PTSD. Learn about PTSD and how it relates to divorce.
Saskatoon Housing Market Hotter Than Ever
The Saskatoon housing market is hotter than it has ever been. For separating couples, how can a separation agreement play a role?
The Impacts of COVID-19 on a Divorce Franchise
The Fairway Divorce Solutions franchise is here to meet the growing demand for divorce services in the COVID-19 world. Fairway is now the fastest growing divorce franchise in Canada. Unfortunately, marriage numbers have not been helped by the global pandemic. As a matter of fact, couples are more rapidly inquiring about divorce proceedings more than ever.
Get Your Spouse to Agree to Divorce Mediation
Divorce mediation can help take the sting, financially and otherwise, out of divorce. Learn what divorce mediation can do for you.
The 6 Stages of Emotion in Divorce
There is nothing fun in divorce. With all of the emotions to battle through, understanding the six most important can be helpful.
Big Changes to Canada’s Divorce Act
Looking for more information about the changes to Canada’s Divorce Act? Here is everything that you will need to know.
COVID Impacting Parents and Marriages
Marriages have stresses impacting them all the time. But this global pandemic has brought about a slew of new challenges to married couples.
New Changes to the Divorce Act
Canada’s Divorce Act is undergoing serious changes. Here is what you need to know about the changes coming down the pike.
Characteristics of a Successful Fairway Franchisee
Travis Tinning explores the “other” characteristics of being a franchise owner. Learn what it takes to be a successful partner and how to deliver world-class customer service.
What if My Spouse Denies My Divorce Request?
Perhaps you have filed a divorce request but your spouse says no. Here is what you need to know about divorce requests in Canada.