A recording of our webinar discussion about divorce and Covid19 with Amanda Singer (of San Diego Family Mediation Center) and Heather Steer (of Divorce Transition
The one idea I think we can all agree on during these unprecedented times is that there’s a lot we all take for granted. Our daily routines and the predictability of our lives
San Diego Family Mediation Center has always offered online mediation as an option to our clients. Typically, the only clients who used such service were those who
With all of our local stores lacking necessary supplies…toilet paper, hand sanitizer, etc., it is only natural to feel a little alarmed, even if you
Sometimes we have people come in, and they ask if they can do the divorce process on their own. Our answer is yes, you CAN
I think something a lot of people struggle with is the idea that to have a healthy, thriving marriage, that you need to talk through
Founded in 1993, the Institute for Divorce Financial Analysts (IDFA) is the premier national organization dedicated to the certification, education, and promotion of the use
I’m sure you have heard it all before, “I thought we agreed on x, y, z? Why is your attorney asking for something different than
During the first session, a client asked me if I had seen “A Marriage Story” on Netflix. I had not even heard of it at the
Trying to make it through the divorce of a family member is quite awkward, especially when it starts right smack in the middle of holidays.
Anyone who has been in a divorce understands the tendency to speak badly about the other person. Maybe they were unfaithful or lied about something
Mediation can be a contentious process. We, as mediators, do everything we can to help achieve a lasting agreement, but one of the most significant factors can be the
