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Should Divorced Parents Spend Holidays Together for the Kids?
Divorced parents spending holidays together for the kids' sake raises a lot of tough questions. The holiday season, often hailed as the most wonderful time of the year, can become a source of stress for divorced parents. It's a period steeped in family traditions and...
Navigating the Waters of Gray Divorce: A Guide for Older Couples
In recent years, the term "gray divorce" has gained prominence to describe couples who decide to part ways after the age of 50. As the U.S. population continues to age, this trend has become increasingly prevalent. While some may find freedom and relief in this...
Navigating the Waters of Gray Divorce: A Guide for Older Couples
In recent years, the term "gray divorce" has gained prominence to describe couples who decide to part ways after the age of 50. As the U.S. population continues to age, this trend has become increasingly prevalent. While some may find freedom and relief in this...
Embracing the Virtual Space: Lessons learned from Zoom Mediation in a Post-Pandemic World
In the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic, the practice of mediation has undergone a significant transformation. The necessity to maintain physical distance prompted mediators to adapt and explore alternative means of facilitating dispute resolution. Video conferencing...
Understanding the Confidentiality of the Mediation Process in California Law
In California, mediation is a popular alternative to traditional courtroom proceedings for resolving conflicts, including divorce cases. One crucial aspect of the mediation process is confidentiality. Maintaining confidentiality ensures parties can freely express...
How to convince your spouse to mediate
If you're interested in using mediation to divorce but your spouse is not willing, there are some things you can do to convince your spouse to mediate. Here are seven tips to help you convince your spouse to do mediation: 1. Discuss the benefits of mediation. Before...