School and Co-Parenting: How to Keep Kids Thriving During the School Year
The School Year Can Be Tricky for Co-Parents When school is in session, co-parenting can become more complex. From homework routines to teacher conferences, both…
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Divorce Coaching: The Next Revolution After Mediation
Couples entered a courtroom where deeply personal decisions—about their finances, their homes, and their children—were placed in the hands of a judge. The process was…
The Emotional Journey of Divorce: What No One Prepares You For
By Nanette Murphy, Certified Divorce & Life Reinvention Coach/Second Act Divorce Coaching Divorce is often spoken about in legal terms — filings, assets, custody, and timelines.…
Finding Inner Peace After Divorce
Finding Inner Peace After Divorce Welcome Dr. Jill Bolte Taylor. I’m so happy to be with you, Karen. Thank you. The Four Characters Of The Brain…
Top 5 Reasons I Love Being a Divorce Coach (And what I really do)
Top 5 Reasons I Love Being a Divorce Coach (And what I really do) When people hear the term Divorce Coach, they often aren’t quite…
How to Tell Your Spouse You’re Moving Forward with Divorce
You’ve reached the point where you know divorce is the best path forward. Now comes the hard part—telling your spouse. This isn’t about negotiating or…
How to Start the Divorce Process: A Step-by-Step Guide
Deciding to get a divorce is one of the biggest decisions you’ll ever make. For some people, it’s a slow, painful realization. For others, it’s…
Mediation and Legal Resources: Understanding Your Options During Divorce
The legal side of divorce can feel overwhelming — especially if you’ve never been through anything like it before. You may have heard horror stories…
Financial Resources for Divorce: What You Need to Know When Everything Feels Uncertain
One of the hardest parts of divorce is dealing with the money. It’s not just the fear of splitting assets or figuring out who gets…
High Conflict Divorce: How to Protect Your Peace When Everything Feels Like a Battle
Not every divorce is a mutual agreement to move forward separately. Some divorces are war. If you’re dealing with someone who turns every conversation into…
