Divorce, Mediation & Collaboration
When you take your divorce to court, you are asking a judge to make some of the most important decisions of your life. While court is sometimes necessary, it also means giving up a significant amount of control over the outcome. In many cases, Mediation, negotiation,...Divorce, Mediation & Collaboration
Fear is one of the most common emotions you experience during divorce. You may worry about money, your children, your home, or what your future will look like. The best way to manage that fear is to gather information, choose the right process, and make decisions from...Divorce, Mediation & Collaboration
Most family law cases settle using an ADR process (Alternative Dispute Resolution). The right process depends on your comfort level, your spouse’s communication style, and the issues in your case. If you cannot speak up safely or clearly, you likely need a more...Divorce, Mediation & Collaboration
If you are separating in Alberta, ADR refers to structured alternatives to resolving family law issues outside of court. In most family law cases, you are expected to complete financial disclosure and participate in an ADR process before a judge will even hear your...
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