Amicable Divorce

Divorce in 2025 looks different — smarter, calmer, and more collaborative. More couples are choosing divorce mediation to save money, protect their children, and keep control over their future. Discover how mediation helps you reduce stress, avoid courtroom battles, and create practical agreements you can actually live with — all while keeping your privacy and peace of mind intact.

Selling the family home can be one of the most emotional and complex parts of divorce. As a certified mediator with a background in real estate and mortgage lending, I help couples find calm, informed ways to make sound financial decisions — from understanding potential capital gains taxes to using fair, cost-saving valuation methods. Here’s how to protect both your peace and your equity when selling a house during divorce.

Before you take the next step, take a breath. The Divorce Decision Blueprint is a free guide that helps you find calm, confidence, and clarity before you begin.

Shared custody after divorce isn’t about a perfect 50/50 split — it’s about flexibility, respect, and letting go of the need for identical parenting styles.

Amicable divorce sounds peaceful — but staying kind can be harder than it looks. Here’s how mediation helps keep peace real and relationships respectful.

Power doesn’t always shout. Sometimes it whispers through silence, schedules, and bank accounts. Here’s how mediation restores balance when separation tilts the scales.

Divorce doesn’t erase who you are—it reintroduces you to yourself. This guide helps you rebrand your identity life after divorce with clarity, gratitude, and a plan.

It’s easy to call a marriage a mistake once it ends, but what if it wasn’t? What if the real mistake is staying stuck — in guilt, blame, or fear of moving on? Learn how a positive divorce mindset helps you let go peacefully and grow stronger on the other side.

Many couples are already living in a quiet divorce — emotionally done but still together. Learn how mediation helps you move forward respectfully and peacefully before the new year.

An amicable divorce doesn’t mean smooth sailing. Here’s why disagreements are normal — and how skilled mediation keeps your divorce from derailing.

Divorce doesn’t have to be a courtroom battle — and it shouldn’t be. Most couples end their marriage outside of court, yet too many still let the legal system turn a deeply personal decision into a public fight. Whether you’re co-parenting or parting ways without children, divorcing with dignity means choosing respect, privacy, and collaboration over conflict. Here’s how to protect your family, your future, and your peace — without destroying what still matters.

If divorce is already on your minds, waiting for a “perfect time” won’t make it any easier — but it can make it more complicated. An amicable divorce isn’t about rushing into a decision; it’s about choosing a calmer, more cost-effective, and respectful way forward once the decision is already made. Discover why starting the conversation now can protect your finances, preserve your peace, and set the stage for a smoother next chapter.