Comments for Divorce For Grownups http://divorceforgrownups.net respectful cooperative divorce Sun, 08 Jan 2012 20:40:16 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on My Journey to Becoming a Divorce Lawyer for Grownups by Karin http://divorceforgrownups.net/2011/08/my-journey-to-becoming-a-divorce-lawyer-for-grownups/#comment-1180 Karin Sun, 08 Jan 2012 20:40:16 +0000 http://divorceforgrownups.net/?p=198#comment-1180 Thank you for your comment. It always helps to know someone is reading. I'm happy to support you. Let me know how I can help. Thank you for your comment. It always helps to know someone is reading. I’m happy to support you. Let me know how I can help.

]]> Comment on My Journey to Becoming a Divorce Lawyer for Grownups by Tasia http://divorceforgrownups.net/2011/08/my-journey-to-becoming-a-divorce-lawyer-for-grownups/#comment-1174 Tasia Sun, 08 Jan 2012 02:32:10 +0000 http://divorceforgrownups.net/?p=198#comment-1174 Very inspiring! I'm 36 with 6 children and am ready to start my path in Family Law. I do not know where to start and would love some advice. My owm divorce attorney has been great encouragement but I love your story of being a women that started later in life. Thanks. Very inspiring! I’m 36 with 6 children and am ready to start my path in Family Law. I do not know where to start and would love some advice. My owm divorce attorney has been great encouragement but I love your story of being a women that started later in life. Thanks.

]]> Comment on How Divorce Closed Down A Business by Sara R http://divorceforgrownups.net/2012/01/how-divorce-closed-down-a-business/#comment-1126 Sara R Tue, 03 Jan 2012 20:18:10 +0000 http://divorceforgrownups.net/?p=241#comment-1126 Karin, you make such a compelling argument for leaving the "get a tough attorney and take 'em to the cleaners" mindset. Perhaps there has been too much of this in the movies and that is where that pervasive mindset came from? Thank you for being the champion of a better otpion out there. Karin, you make such a compelling argument for leaving the “get a tough attorney and take ‘em to the cleaners” mindset. Perhaps there has been too much of this in the movies and that is where that pervasive mindset came from? Thank you for being the champion of a better otpion out there.

]]> Comment on PREPAY NOW FOR INCOME TAX SAVINGS? by Gail Rost http://divorceforgrownups.net/2011/11/prepay-now-for-income-tax-savings/#comment-391 Gail Rost Fri, 18 Nov 2011 21:14:51 +0000 http://divorceforgrownups.net/?p=228#comment-391 That is such a great tip! Thank you! That is such a great tip! Thank you!

]]> Comment on Children as Property? Parents as the Board of Directors by Deborah Drake - Authentic Writing Provokes http://divorceforgrownups.net/2011/11/divorced-parents-as-a-board-of-directors/#comment-292 Deborah Drake - Authentic Writing Provokes Wed, 02 Nov 2011 05:44:10 +0000 http://divorceforgrownups.net/?p=218#comment-292 This exercise as an illustration of what mature could look like hits the mark Karin. I am blessed with an ex-spouse who remains a partner in co-parenting our daughter in a very healthy and active way. When I hear stories of parents who can't do what is best for their children I feel sadness and gratitude. I feel sadness for the families that have lessons to learn when they don't consider the young ones impacted, where one parent is fighting an uphill battle or the children if asked would say they feel like powerless pawns in a chess game (that was me as child of divorce.) I feel gratitude for the reality that is mine, a willing ex who is a friend and great dad and daughter who is thriving. I really appreciate how you are a stand for collaborative divorce that is respectful and cooperative and I hope more people find you, refer you and benefit from your heart and expertise. Your a bold, welcome and comforting voice in a sea of great strife where divorce in general is concerned. This exercise as an illustration of what mature could look like hits the mark Karin. I am blessed with an ex-spouse who remains a partner in co-parenting our daughter in a very healthy and active way. When I hear stories of parents who can’t do what is best for their children I feel sadness and gratitude. I feel sadness for the families that have lessons to learn when they don’t consider the young ones impacted, where one parent is fighting an uphill battle or the children if asked would say they feel like powerless pawns in a chess game (that was me as child of divorce.) I feel gratitude for the reality that is mine, a willing ex who is a friend and great dad and daughter who is thriving.

I really appreciate how you are a stand for collaborative divorce that is respectful and cooperative and I hope more people find you, refer you and benefit from your heart and expertise.

Your a bold, welcome and comforting voice in a sea of great strife where divorce in general is concerned.

]]> Comment on Dissolving a Marriage – At Mid-Life and Beyond by Nancy http://divorceforgrownups.net/2011/09/dissolving-a-marriage-at-mid-life-and-beyond/#comment-140 Nancy Sat, 01 Oct 2011 07:35:50 +0000 http://divorceforgrownups.dreamhosters.com/2011/01/dissolving-a-marriage-at-mid-life-and-beyond/#comment-140 Thanks for the share! Nancy.R Thanks for the share!
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