Marital mediation can be a valuable alternative to traditional divorce proceedings, allowing couples to reach mutually beneficial agreements without the stress and expense of litigation. Our experts provide guidance on the mediation process, including how to find a qualified mediator and prepare for successful mediation sessions. Explore our articles on marital mediation to learn how this approach can help you achieve a more amicable and efficient divorce.
While no one sign can 100% predict that your marriage is over, there are some signs that if you see them your marriage may be heading for divorce. As a family law attorney and mediator, I see many different reasons … Read More
One of the questions I get often from clients is about legal separation and what the differences (and even similarities) are from a divorce. As a divorce mediator and attorney, I find that there is a big misconception that in … Read More
Divorce can be a challenging and emotionally draining experience for anyone involved. It often leaves individuals grappling with not just the emotional aftermath but also the complex financial and legal implications. Because of that, I’ve found in my work as … Read More
This July 4th while you’re enjoying a day off, maybe heading to the beach if you’re in California or enjoying some delicious food and time off with family and friends, another thing to celebrate is freedom from conflict. Independence and … Read More
When you’re going through a divorce there are many different professionals who can be helpful, however two of those that I often refer to as a divorce mediator and attorney in San Diego are divorce therapists and divorce coaches. Oftentimes … Read More
When you are in a rough patch in your marriage, of course, there are big fights, a lack of intimacy, or angry words thrown at each other. However, some things are doing more damage to your marriage than you think—the … Read More
I was talking with some of my friends recently at a rare kid’s free brunch to catch up on what was happening with us and our lives. As it inevitably does, our spouses came up, and I found us seemingly … Read More
The dictionary defines impasse as “a situation in which no progress is possible, especially because of disagreement. In mediation, it is also known as a deadlock. There are times in mediation where I’m working with a couple, and things might … Read More
When you have experienced loss, particularly a spouse, it changes how you view relationships. Through great pain, you can experience strong connection and love. I had the great privilege of being with my first husband, Tommy, for ten years, married … Read More
Did you know that the divorce rates for second and third marriages are much worse than first? In fact, ~56% of second marriages and ~75% of third marriages end in divorce. I had a conversation recently about why that could … Read More