Divorce Blog

by Christie Moser

Divorce has become a negative connotation because families are being split up in the ugliest ways. But what if there were a better way? What if couples could split in a more amicable way, keeping family units intact on the other side? That is the promise that divorce mediation is offering for generations to come.

by Colette Fortin

Mother’s Day should be spent with Mom and Father’s Day should be spent with Dad. Here are some practical tips on how to reduce the stress around scheduling when the parents are separated or divorced.

by Ryan Womeldorf

In any relationship, there is a balance of power. For some relationships, that power can become imbalanced when one party controls finances or financial decisions. One of the major reasons for strife in relationships and divorce is because of a lack of control or power from one part. In this Rogers TV interview, Colette discusses all of the factors in which money problems in relationships can come into effect.

by Ryan Womeldorf

Here are a few helpful divorce related links that can provide insight and information for all stages of a separation if you live in Alberta.

by Ryan Womeldorf

Getting divorced can be different for everyone. The first step is understanding what differences there are in mediation vs litigation vs arbitration and how each can be beneficial or detrimental to your case.

by Ryan Womeldorf

Avoid disappointments over the holiday by revisiting your co-parent contract. Co-parents have an unwritten, unspoken expectation of each other, but as time passes, it may make sense to clarity expectations again. Here are some helpful tips on things you can do to clarify and update agreements.

by Karen Stewart

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.

by Caitlin Wood

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.

by Ryan Womeldorf

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.

by Ryan Womeldorf

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.

by Tracy Kendel

The Saskatoon housing market is hotter than it has ever been. For separating couples, how can a separation agreement play a role?

by Daryl Maksymec

Families have undergone a lot of challenge during COVID. But in what ways have families been impacted by this pandemic?

by admin

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.

by Daryl Maksymec

Marriages are being hit harder than ever in the midst of a global pandemic. In what ways have marriages come under attack by this global issue?

by Karen Stewart

Divorce mediation can help take the sting, financially and otherwise, out of divorce. Learn what divorce mediation can do for you.