Divorce Blog
Fairway Divorce Solutions Franchise Featured in Globe and Mail
Learn about hands-on divorce alternative investment opportunities available by franchising with Fairway Divorce.
Divorced? Travelling with Children Needs to be Planned
Learn practical tips on how to put together a detailed plan for travelling with children when divorced.
Co-Parenting & Creating Memories for the Kids over the Summer when Divorced
Organizing summer arrangement and vacations is time-consuming and sometimes complex, but add Divorced Parents and it can be a real challenge. Here are some tips on how to make it better for everyone.
The Best Parent for a Child is Both Parents
Avoid the potential for parental alienation by telling your children what you dislike about their other parent. Consider a Parent Coach to help establish a plan to protect the family relationships.
How Does Selling A Car Compare To Distancing From A Former Partner While Divorcing?
How is selling a car anything like how we process our divorce? Conflict coach discusses, how you might use mediation as a compassionate way to move on and hold your ex in less distaste.
What to Do with The Children During the Summer Break when Divorced
Learn some very practical tips for planning for a successful summer when you are divorced and dealing with the added challenges that give rise to managing camps etc. Learn some fun things to do in Edmonton, Alberta and other locations.
What to Know: Federal Child Support Guidelines
Learn about the Federal Child Support Guidelines from the perspective of a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst.
Fairway Waterloo, Ontario Wins Business of the Year Award
Find why Fairway has won the Waterloo Business of the Year Award for its work as a divorce alternative!
Why Separations Happen Early in the New Year
Ms. Fortin’s radio interview sheds light on why couples want to put emotions aside and wait until after the holiday season to separate or file for divorce.
Divorced or Separating families at Christmas
How can families who are going through separation or divorce ease their stress and the children’s stress during the holidays? Here are some tips for families in transition.
You Can’t Cut 7 in Half Without Fracturing our Children’s Lives
Co-Parenting can be challenging but the children’s schedules need to be about them and not about cutting 50-50. There are 7 days in the week and so sometimes fair is not exactly equal.
Thriving through the Holidays: A Guide for Divorcing Couples
Holidays can be stressful, here is a quick guide for divorced couples on how to get through the holidays with or without the kids.
Changing Relationships and The Holidays
Divorce is stressful. Add the complications of parenting and family relationships over the holidays and it can be chaos. Read some common sense and practical steps for making the Christmas and other celebrated holidays less stressful and more enjoyable for children and parents.
Timeout: The Importance of Stepping Away
Discover the benefits of choosing to give yourself a timeout so that you can communicate what you mean instead of things you might regret to your spouse, ex-spouse, or partner.
Effects of Divorce on School Aged Children
Learn about how school-aged children respond to divorce and separation from a first-hand account of an educator.