Just because you may be a high conflict divorce, does not mean you must turn to litigation and fighting it out with lawyers. There are better mediation alternatives like Fairway Divorce, that are focused on reducing time, money and stress, and to achieve resolution for those who are who are higher conflict.
Karen is nominated as an Advocate and Catalyst for Change by Canadian Business Chicks. Watch and read Karen share her story about challenging that status quo in the divorce and financial industry so to be part of a profound change.
Karen Stewart discusses the significance of relationships for ageing individuals. Get a unique insight into how Seniors are impacted by changing relationships and the increasing number of divorces for ageing couples.
An Alberta woman and her common-law partner raised three children and owned two properties during their 20-year relationship. After splitting up, she found out that she had no rights to the homes. Learn how she fought for her rights to the properties they owned together.
Read the CBC article discussing common-law relationships and what our CEO Karen Stewart has to say on the lack of legal options for Alberta common-law couples who break up.
Angry feelings of hurt and betrayal when your spouse cheated is understandable but using it to fuel revenge is only going to hurt you financially. Get revenge by moving on.
Divorcing? When you look in the mirror what do you see? Learn a few options of what you can do with the feedback the mirror is giving you.
Get 4 practical steps about how to better deal with your emotions when faced with a divorce, when she has moved on.
Read real stories contrasting the impact of Divorce Mediation vs Litigation and the resulting ugly lost of childhood.
Get suggestions about how to get your finances back in the fold after a divorce; including what you have, keeping yourself up to date and planning ahead.
With the ending of the summer holidays may also bring the realization that your marriage has ended. Acceptance of the ending will actually set you on the right path.
The deep insult so many divorcing people feel is exceedingly hard to ignore… Play nice you say? Not me! On the contrary, playing mean has a much more attractive aroma. Surely revenge will taste sweeter.