Most people are unaware of all the potential paths in family law for resolutions, leading to questions such as: Is there a way to resolve our problems without enrolling in a huge fight? Is there any opportunity to settle with my dignity intact?

We’ve got the answers to these questions and more! Katherine Miller, founding attorney from the Miller Law Group in New York and Virtual Mediation Solutions, a boutique mediation firm, has over 30 years of experience helping people resolving their problems, reducing the conflict and pain, that regular litigation cases bring.

When Katherine witnessed the stress and misery people put on themselves and even their children when litigating their divorces, she realized she had to look for different alternatives to help individuals in conflict, therefore Collaborative Law and Mediation became her go-to solutions for people looking to resolve their problems.

Join us as we discuss these alternatives to litigation so that you can determine whether one of these options may be right for you.

To contact Katherine Miller visit:

Katherine Miller

Miller Law Group

Virtual Mediation Solutions

In today’s episode of Divorcing Well, I chat with Kimball Lewis of Empowering Parents about how to coparent a child with behavioral problems.  Coparenting after divorce can be challenging enough.  However, when you and your ex-spouse don’t get along, perhaps parent differently and you have a child with behavioral problems, the challenge of coparenting can be extremely difficult.  Kimball provides some tips and great advice on how to best navigate this extremely challenging situation.

To contact Kimball, here is the link:

https://www.empoweringparents.com/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ParentingAdvice

Instagram: @empowering_parents

Twitter: @Emp_Parents

In this week’s episode of Divorcing Well, I am joined by Allison Villa who is a psychotherapist, relationship expert, creator of The 4 Relationship Seasons, and host of the Couplehood podcast.  We discuss what the 4 Relationship Seasons are, why every couple goes through them, and why naming them is empowering and provides clarity for couples. Allison provides helpful information for couples who are married, separated and even divorced.  Identifying these seasons and how they affect your relationship helps provide direction for moving forward.

To contact Allison, please visit: www.allisonvilla.com

In this week’s episode of Divorcing Well, I chat with one of my favourite guests, Carla Paiva.  Carla shares her story of resilience, perseverance and triumph.  She describes how she immigrated to Canada in her teens and had to learn to speak English while juggling 4 part-time jobs and completing highschool.  She got married and had a painful divorce and had to start over.  She was a mom on a mission wearing 3 hats: fulltime employee, fulltime student and fulltime single mom.  She graduated as a certified paralegal, a coach practitioner, a certified immigration consultant, Reiki Master, Author, model and the recipient of numerous awards.  Carla provides a great example not only to her children but to all of us that being a single mom doesn’t have to be a limitation on achieving our goals.  You won’t want to miss Carla’s inspiring story.

To contact Carla visit:

Speak Your Mind Podcast with Carla Paiva

‎Speak Your Mind The Podcast With Carla Paiva on Apple Podcasts

In this week’s edition of Divorcing Well, I am joined by Simona Ksoll, a life coach who helps clients design their dream lives and reinvent themselves after a divorce.  Simona is living a dream life herself living in Playa del Carmen.  She encourages her clients to dream big and works with them to dismantle their limiting beliefs and lead a post divorce life that is everything they have dreamed about.  You won’t want to miss this episode.

In this week’s episode of Divorcing Well, I am joined by my colleague, Taras Kulish, who is a business and trademark lawyer at Mills and Mills LLP.  Taras starts by sharing his mother’s story of divorce, the lessons she learned and how she used these lessons to become an entrepreneur in her post divorce life.  Taras then provides some business and trademark advice for new entrepreneurs who like his mother, have goals of entrepreneurship following their divorce.

In this week’s episode of Divorcing Well, I chat with psychotherapist turned dating coach, Melanie Hersch, about how to optimize your online dating experience.  Those of us who are single have most likely tried online dating and know how terrible it can be sometimes.  Between people lying on their profiles, ghosting you, dating 6 people at once and the many other horrors, online dating can be a challenging experience.  The reality is though that in 2021, it can still be a great way to meet people.  Melanie provides some fantastic tips and will show you that you shouldn’t give up hope.

In this week’s episode of Divorcing Well, I am joined by women’s empowerment coach, Tiffany Fambro, and we discuss how to get the courage to safely leave a marriage. Tiffany emphasizes the importance of a safety plan, particularly in an abusive relationship. We talk about strategies and suggestions for those who are ready to leave the relationship, and also those who are not. 

You can get in touch with Tiffany at cccwomensempowerment.com or on Instagram @tiffanyj.fambro

In this week’s episode of the Divorcing Well Podcast, best-selling author, relationship coach, and soulmate expert Carrie Jeroslow and I discuss how to go from heartbreak to soulmate. By highlighting her 8 steps to transformational healing, Carrie shares secrets on finding and maintaining empowering and fulfilling relationships.  She stresses the importance of deeply and honestly knowing yourself before meeting a soulmate. 

You can find Carrie at carriejeroslow.com. 

In this week’s episode of Divorcing Well, I chat with breakup coach Paige Wilhide, who works to help clients turn their heartbreak into a journey of self-growth. Using her own devastating breakup as a catalyst for change, Paige went through her own self-development and now uses her experience to encourage other individuals. Tune in to hear how you as well can turn your breakup into a breakthrough.

Contact Paige on Instagram @breakupbreakthrough on Instagram or visit her website breakupbreakthrough.com