How to Be a Good Friend to Both Parties in a Divorce
You have been friends, maybe even close friends for years – you, the husband and the wife. Now they’re splitting up, and you’re caught in the middle – how can you be a friend to both of them…
Read moreHow to Divorce As Peacefully As Possible
No divorce is sweet and rarely is it as amicable as hoped for. Many losses are experienced when ending a relationship, such as the loss of a home, security, finances, comfort, intimacy, etc., just to name a few….
Read moreWhy get a prenup?
So you’re not a celebrity power couple like Beyoncé and Jay-Z or a billionaire on his third marriage like Rupert Murdoch, but you and your partner are getting divorced. So… do you have a prenup? Not married? Perhaps you…
Read moreEffective Communication Within The Family
At Resolve Conflict Family Lawyers & Mediators we aim to help families resolve their conflicts, not surprisingly a lot of family issues arises from the lack of communication within the family unit. The below article by prokeral.com looks…
Read moreA Peaceful Divorce
The following article was written by Resolve Conflict graduate lawyer Ellen Gutman BA, LLM ( JD) and was first published on Jewish online publication, Galus Australis. The Hebrew term for Collaborative Practice is ‘Lehitgaresh beshalom’ – to divorce…
Read moreConfidence and knowledge key for women facing divorce
This article by Mark Bouris first appeared on theage.com.au on April 24 May, 2015. “There are more than 50,000 divorces each year in Australia. It’s an emotional and disruptive time for both men and women and separating spouses can…
Read moreLiving between two houses – tips for co-parenting your children
At Resolve Conflict Family Lawyers and Mediators our focus is always on the children and finding divorce solutions that keep their welfare front and centre. Coping with parenting when your children are split between two households and…
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