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Divorce Insight (or Incite): The Choice Is Yours
On the other side of your intuitive divorce process is field of exhales. Punch that into your GPS and see where it leads you.
Why You Should Avoid Divorce Court (and How to Negotiate a Better Divorce Instead)
Discover why divorce court is a costly gamble—and how to protect your kids, your finances, and your peace by taking control of your divorce.
A Thank You Note I Never Thought I’d Write
One day can change your whole world; for me it was THIS day 23 years ago when my life blew up...and for that I am grateful...thank you note kind of grateful.
What Are You Fighting For?
You may never have been divorced before or know the law, but you can get crystal clear on your objectives and what’s worth fighting for and that’s game changing.
Becoming a Better Mother In Divorce: A Client Spotlight with Shari
One mother’s honest divorce journey — from uncertainty and grief to self-trust, healing, and showing up more fully for her kids.
You Can’t Always Get What You Want
A powerful reminder that a “successful” divorce isn’t about winning. It’s about protecting your sanity, your kids, and your future, even when mediation gets messy.
An Attorney’s Advice to Divorcing Mothers
Your relationship with your attorney is built upon communication; it’s a two-way street that requires both parties to show up and listen.
The Cost of Divorce
The cost of divorce can stop you in your tracks — but so can the cost of inaction, staying stuck in an unhealthy marriage, or making the wrong moves
Ditch the Resolutions
If resolutions feel constricting or overwhelming or just out of reach at the moment...consider a different approach, mama
Mom Loves Her ‘Me Time’
What if declaring that you have needs is the most radical (and healing) thing you can do?
Leftovers & Divorce
It’s easy to make excuses and put your needs on the back burner. But the mamas that lean in, move the needle in their divorces and lives.
I Just Need to Get Through...
Busy moms often prioritize everything else before their own needs but that’s not strategic in divorce or life. Don’t confuse priorities with excuses.