Many couples appear happy from the outside but are quietly living in emotionally disconnected relationships. This growing phenomenon is known as a silent divorce- where two people remain married but feel distant, disengaged, and emotionally alone.Read More
In any relationship, communication, trust, respect, and intimacy are the keys to success. But if your relationship feels like a constant balancing act, it might be time to take a step back and reassess. While all relationships go through challenging times, unresolved issues can leave you asking, "What are we really holding on to?"Read More
Divorce is often viewed as war, with each small interaction a battle. While trying to “win the battle,” we send shock waves throughout our community—into our families, our children, friends, and professional lives.Read More
10 Key Steps to Prepare for Your Divorce is a divorce resource article by Leah Hill, at Divorce Strategies NW to help those preparing for divorce.Read More
The beginning of the school year brings excitement, fun with new and familiar friends, and a steady stream of expenses for parents of active children. But this year is different because you and your spouse/partner have separated. Before, you simply paid for their sports and clubs and groups and teams from your joint checking account....Read More
The holiday season is tough enough, but a divorce action, child custody action, or a split household can add to the stress level, making it even more difficult to make it through the holidays. Here are some tips for surviving the holidays when involved in a family law proceeding.Read More
Mediation is a fantastic alternative for many spouses contemplating divorce. Although better in many ways that an adversarial approach, there are specific factors which define if your case is a well-suited for mediation.Read More
