Posts Tagged ‘divorce and emotions’
How to Manage the Emotional Feelings of Divorce – Join Us for Divorce Options San Diego Workshop, August 3
Going through the emotional aspect of divorce can be difficult. With the help of a collaborative team you will be able to go through your divorce in a peaceful, respectful manner. To learn more about a collaborative divorce and to find out if it’s the right option for you, join us August 3 for our…
Read MoreStarting February 2018: Convenient New Time for Divorce Options Workshop
San Diego County residents considering divorce tell the Collborative Family Law Group of San Diego our “Divorce Options” workshops helped answer their difficult questions about divorce, and provided the guidance they needed to help them make the right choices for their family. The single drawback to our workshops: they needed to start earlier to take…
Read MoreSDVoyager Feature: Lynn Waldman on Collaborative Divorce
Collaborative divorce is featured in a new profile Q&A with Collaborative Family Law Group of San Diego board president Lynn Waldman on SDVoyager.com, a platform whose mission statement aligns with our own in many ways: “Our mission is build a platform that fosters collaboration and support for small businesses, independent artists and entrepreneurs, local institutions…
Read MoreWhat About The Kids?
by Dr. Debra Dupree, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist Relationships That Matter You’ve made the decision to divorce. It’s been agonizing but a decision that had to be made. Now, what about the children? Never in your wildest dreams did you expect to bring children into the world so they could live in two different…
Read MoreDivorce Ain’t Pretty But It Doesn’t Have to Get Ugly
by Anne Janda, Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Marriage and Family Therapist, Collaborative Coach The best divorce is plain and simple. Here are five ways to have one of those. Tell the truth. If you’re having an affair, it’s time to spill the beans. If you’ve been squirreling away marital funds in a secret savings or…
Read MoreYour Pre-Divorce Holiday Season Coping Guide
by Lynn Waldman, LCSW Have you been facing this holiday season with a mix of emotions; on one hand, hoping things will get better in your relationship, while at the same time dreading another holiday feeling stuck, empty, alone and wondering why you stay? Suppose part of you has decided you are going to leave…
Read MoreCan I Be Divorced Yesterday? Or is Slower Faster?
by Shawn Skillin, Esq. I get calls all the time from one spouse who is in a great big hurry to get divorced. And that’s OK. But, the other spouse is often in exactly the opposite frame of mind. Why is that and how do you deal with it? What does the law say? Let’s…
Read MoreDesensitizing, Brutalizing, And Degrading: Is This the Effect of Divorce Court?
by Mark Hill, Certified Financial Planner, Certified Divorce Financial Analyst and Ryan Fentin-Thompson, Certified Divorce Financial Analyst Pacific Divorce Management Oftentimes, a couple going through divorce is portrayed as angry, revengeful and resentful towards one another. While these feelings may be present we have found that the more prevalent sentiment for both parties is a…
Read MoreNot Your Parents’ Divorce: Hear Debra Caliguri on 1700 AM ESPN Radio
San Diego based family law attorney Debra Caliguri, member of the Collaborative Family Law Group of San Diego, will talk about Collaborative Divorce and other family law issues when she appears on the ESPN 1700 AM Radio program “Real Talk San Diego” with hosts Ryan White and Karen Kaseno on Thursday, August 4, at 1…
Read MoreFour Tips For Healing After Divorce
by Julia M. Garwood, Certified Family Law Specialist Garwood Family Law and Mediation The divorce process can be grueling and cumbersome. The best way to allow yourself to heal is by starting fresh in order to move on and start the healing process. The following are just a few tips that can help you overcome…
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