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Should I Inform My Employer About My Divorce?
Navigating the Process: Should I Inform My Employer About My Divorce? Divorce is one of the most challenging personal experiences an individual can go through. It affects every facet of life, including your professional environment. While discussing such a personal matter with your employer might seem daunting, it is often necessary for several reasons. In…
Long Distance Co-Parenting Plan Template – Resource Guide
United Kingdom Amicable Divorce Network member Chloe O., a London-based Certified Divorce Coach® and alternate dispute resolution specialist, understands the challenges of navigating divorce and co-parenting across borders. Her company, The Divorce and Separation Coach, assists expats and internationals through every step of the divorce process to help manage overwhelm and focus on making the…
The Amicable Divorce Network Expands to Pennsylvania with Greater Philadelphia Chapter Launch
Atlanta, GA (September 9, 2024) — The Amicable Divorce Network (ADN), the only network in the world vetting divorce professionals for their experience, commitment to a resolution-focused practice, and engagement in fair billing practices, introduced its newest chapter in Pennsylvania on Friday, September 6, 2024, launching the Greater Philadelphia Area Amicable Divorce Network group. The…
Amicable Divorce Network: Community of Divorce Professionals
Amicable Divorce Network Membership: Community of Divorce Professionals In today’s complex landscape of divorce, professionals seeking to make a genuine impact often struggle to find a community that truly aligns with their values and goals. The Amicable Divorce Network offers a solution—bringing together an elite group of professionals committed to transforming the divorce process into…
Successful Steps to Peaceful Co-Parenting After Divorce Podcast
Amicable Divorce Network members Janet Price, founder of JP Coaching & Consulting, and Judith Weigle, host of THE Amicable Divorce Expert podcast delve into the intricacies of successful co-parenting after divorce. Janet, a certified co-parenting coach with extensive experience, shared insights from her court-approved Atlas Program, which is designed to guide parents through the challenges…
Meet Certified Divorce Financial Analyst Jamie Lima
Guided by a deep commitment to helping individuals navigate the financial complexities of divorce, Jamie M. Lima, MBA, CFP®, CDFA®, leads Woodson Wealth Management and Allegiant Divorce Solutions. With 18 years of experience in wealth management, estate planning, and divorce financial planning, Jamie brings a unique blend of personal and professional insights to his work.…
You Don’t Have to Feel Amicable to Have an Amicable Divorce
Tracy Ann Moore-Grant, founder of the Amicable Divorce Network, shares her insights on what truly makes a divorce amicable in the Divorce Coaches Academy podcast. She challenges the common belief that an amicable divorce simply means the couple is getting along without conflict. Instead, Tracy emphasizes that it’s the mindset of the professionals involved that…
Meet New Jersey Personal Family Lawyer® Misty L. Ralston
In a world where family legal disputes can often lead to prolonged conflict and stress, Misty Ralston of Ralston Law is redefining how people approach family and estate matters. With a career spanning over a decade in family law and mediation, Misty has dedicated her practice to helping families navigate their legal challenges with empathy…
Meet Atlanta-based Divorce and Family Law Attorney, Nicole Crites
Atlanta-based divorce and family law attorney Nicole Crites has been passionate about the law and advocacy since her youth. Now, as the founder and managing partner of The Crites Law Firm, her years of experience and dedication to her courtroom presence have helped countless families rebuild their lives through resolution-focused action surrounding estate planning, Guardian…
Navigating the Financial Complexities of Divorce
The traditional divorce process often exacerbates conflict and miscommunication between couples making it unsuitable for an amicable separation. Designed for high-conflict situations, traditional divorce often leads to prolonged legal battles, escalating costs, and emotional strain. Ultimately, this animosity strips control from those with the most at stake causing lasting harm to their families. In contrast,…