Why Collaborative Divorce Feels Like First Class
Collaborative divorce is like flying first class. The difference isn’t about luxury—it’s about experience, dignity, and choice. Instead of being pulled into a courtroom backlog where a judge makes decisions for you, collaborative divorce gives you space, guidance, and support for the journey ahead.
Making Long-Distance Parenting Plans Work
Co-parenting across state lines or even across counties comes with challenges. But it’s possible to create a plan that supports your child, reduces conflict, and helps both parents feel confident in how time is shared. I recently read an excellent blog from Anna M. Vujovic, a family law attorney at Navigate Law Group, that outlines practical tips for structuring long-distance parenting plans.
Why a Divorce Exit Strategy Isn’t Optional—It’s Essential
When someone calls me to talk about a mortgage during or after divorce, I can usually tell within minutes whether they had a plan—or whether they just pulled the ripcord without one.
Process Service in Washington – Why It Matters and How to Get It Right
If you’re navigating a divorce or any kind of legal matter in Washington State, serving documents properly is one of those “small but mighty” steps that can make or break your case. It might seem like a technicality, but process service is what gives the court the legal power to move your case forward. Without it, everything can stall or worse, get thrown out.
Keeping Kids Out of the Crossfire
Divorce is heartbreaking enough. But when kids get caught in the middle of their parents' conflict, the heartbreak can ripple for years. Heather Cary’s blog "Kids Don’t Deserve to Get Caught in the Crossfire of Divorce" is a beautiful and important reminder of how we can protect the people who matter most.
The Divorce Decree Isn’t Enough — You Still Need to Change the Deed
A divorce decree alone doesn’t transfer home ownership. Learn why updating the deed is crucial—and how a Certified Divorce Lending Professional (CDLP®) can help prevent costly surprises after divorce.
Are Golden Handcuffs Keeping You Stuck in Your Home?
Break free from those Golden Handcuffs. Divorce is already overwhelming, but figuring out what to do with your house? That can feel impossible. Maybe you’re staying because of a low mortgage rate, or you think you won’t qualify to buy on your own. Maybe you just don’t know your options.