Sometimes, your clients can't see their way to resolution because they are drowning in the smaller details.

The amount of detail in your Co-Parenting Plan can reveal a lot about you and the state of your co-parenting relationship.

Family lawyers are often their own meanest critics. Bad experiences can play on repeat loop in our heads for months or years.

Agreeing on a Co-Parenting plan when you separate or divorce needn't be so stressful. There is a good reason why you can ease up about it!

A recent Collaborative Law case that was going off the rails, showed the family lawyers involved the power of letting go of being the expert

Want to reach resolution and bring an end to the conflict in your separation or divorce but maintain control over the outcome?

In a world of turmoil and divisiveness, family lawyers can use Collaborative Practice to effect change in the way we approach conflict.

Post lockdown and family lawyers risk overwhelm and exhaustion with a tsunami of work.