7 Mistakes to Avoid in the Divorce Courtroom
Divorce is already emotionally charged, but when your conflict spills into the courtroom, the pressure skyrockets. One wrong move can damage your credibility. Worse, it can cost you your settlement, custody, and peace of mind. And when your ex is a narcissist, every...
Why Keeping an Open Mind During Divorce Court Negotiations Pays Off
Divorce court is a battlefield of emotions and strategy. One of the most powerful tools for mastering negotiation on this battlefield isn’t aggression, but keeping an open mind. If you walk in with rigid expectations or a burning desire to expose your ex,...
Finding Financial Freedom in Divorce from a Narcissist
Being married to a narcissist means you slowly have pieces of yourself chipped away. It starts with the narcissist questioning your confidence, and eventually, you even lose track of your own reality. One of the many things you may lose in a marriage to a narcissist...
Tips for Finding Peace in a High Conflict Divorce
Divorce is one thing people hope to never see in their future. Even the most amicable divorces are painful. High conflict divorces, though, are a whole different ball game. When you divorce a narcissist or high conflict individual, you’re bound to experience a...
Can social media affect divorce proceedings?
If you have been or are going through a divorce, you know how complicated the situation can get. In an attempt to find evidence to support their clients, divorce attorneys often turn to social media. Knowing how your posts, tweets, and pictures can affect the outcome...
8 Steps to Help A Child Navigate Divorce
The bad news is that divorce is traumatic for kids; the good news is that the impact depends on how well the parents are able to shield their children from negativity. Research shows that divorce is associated with multiple problems for children including depression,...
Should I Hide Money Before Filing for Divorce?
If you are considering a divorce, financial questions might be some of your most pressing concerns. Here are some of the most common questions: Should I be hiding money? Should I be making sure that my spouse isn’t hiding money? Should I put more purchases on a credit...
How Social Media Could Help – or Hurt – Your Mediation in Divorce
Many people mistakenly assume that so-called ‘private’ content on social media or messaging apps is not admissible evidence in court. The purpose of this article is to dissuade any reader from believing this false notion. In addition, we will provide strategies for...