Michael Becker offers guidance on how to select a mediator, whether your mediator should be a lawyer and/or family therapist, the benefits of experience and other considerations in making this important decision.

Jill Bicks weighs in on some frequently asked questions about divorce coaches, co-parenting counsellors, liability for debts incurred during the marriage, consequences for violating a divorce agreement, the effect of remarriage on alimony and child support and whether alimony is modifiable.

Jill Bicks weights in on some frequently asked questions about retainers and legal fees, the automatic orders and how long divorce takes.

Jill Bicks addresses the difference between legal and residential/physical custody, key issues in structuring your parenting plan, how the courts view custody issues and common fears and concerns parents experience as they start the divorce process.

Jill Plancher describes the role of the guardian ad litem, how and when one is typically appointed and how the guardian conducts his/her fact based inquiry.

Darcy McAlister walks us through the divorce process when each party is separately represented and have decided not to mediate or engage in the collaborative divorce process.

Deborah Noonan explains the mediation process, the benefits of mediation, "Mediation Myths", the role of review counsel, who will represent you in court and what happens if mediation breaks down.

Carole Orland explains the concept and benefits of directed mediation.

Jill Bicks outlines the goals and advantages of collaborative divorce, how the process works, who makes up the collaborative professional team, what happens if you are unable to reach an agreement during the collaborative process and how post-divorce issues are handled.

Loretta Hutchinson offers guidance on financial considerations post divorce, including estate planning, updating beneficiaries on accounts and policies, protecting alimony and child support through insurance, social security benefits and health insurance.