After-Divorce Mediation Services
If you know someone who has been through a divorce, you probably know from their experience that divorce may end the legal union of marriage, but it rarely ends a relationship. If you are going through a divorce yourself, you may be about to experience that reality first-hand. Another reality of divorce is that it introduces a kind of stress into your life that can be overwhelming at times. If you are feeling that stress after your divorce has been finalized, you may believe that there is nothing you can do to relieve that stress. It is common for people to convince themselves that the end of a marriage means the end of the stress associated with that marriage. Read Full Post
If you share children and have made the very difficult decision to divorce, it is important to understand that the lives of you and your former spouse will forever be intricately connected because of your kids. Signing your divorce papers may be the official end to your marriage, but it is just the beginning of a new phase of your relationship – co-parenting. Co-parenting is the act of sharing all of the duties of parenting your children, after a couple has separated or divorced. Co-parenting can last for many years, depending on the age of your children and, as you might expect, can be complicated as you and your former spouse may not always agree
