Expectations of marriage are often embedded along with our core values, fears, and needs. Built on love, trust, and shared dreams? But what happens when that life feels like a burden for one partner? In this blog, we’ll explore how the Collaborative Divorce Process can trigger feelings of grief and loss, the importance of acknowledging
Written By: Nadia Delshad When couples face uncertainty about the future, the emotional landscape can be overwhelming. Two emotions that frequently emerge during this process are anxiety and fear, while more profound struggles involving identity and anger often complicate decision-making. These emotions play powerful roles in shaping the Collaborative Divorce process, influencing not just the
Divorce is a life-altering experience, filled with emotion and major life decisions and transitions. It’s a time when effective communication is crucial, not just for resolving the financial and logistical aspects of divorce but also for maintaining a sense of stability and respect, especially when children are involved. It’s hard to communicate during a divorce
Collaborative Divorce is an out of court settlement process which helps separating couples to work through the issues with the assistance of Collaboratively trained professionals. We are often asked why a client should choose a Collaborative Divorce process. This blog will help to answer that question with 10 reasons why you should consider this process.
Written By: Barbara Shegog Undoubtedly, divorce ranks among life’s most formidable transitions, particularly when children—whether young or grown—are involved. Amidst the emotional turmoil, it’s crucial to prioritize their well-being and ensure that the narrative they carry forward is one of resilience and positivity. At BAS Capital, we have experience working with divorcing couples in both
Written By: Mike Bonacorsi & Kate Morneau Two of the most challenging aspects of divorce come from the unknown of the legal process and unknown of how the financial picture will look post-divorce. We have teamed up to write this article from the perspective of a Collaborative Financial Neutral and Collaborative Divorce Attorney to address
