Every year, professionals across the country participate in Divorce With Respect Week — a nationwide initiative promoting a healthier, more constructive approach to divorce. In 2026, Divorce With Respect Week takes place March 1–8 and brings together collaborative divorce professionals who offer education, free consultations, and resources to help families explore options outside of courtroom
February is widely recognized as the month of love—a time associated with connection, reflection, and meaningful relationships. For many couples, however, February also brings clarity about the reality of their relationship and what the next chapter may require. Divorce mediation offers a respectful, structured way to navigate this transition, even during a season traditionally centered
January is often called “Divorce Month,” and here in Orlando, Florida, family mediators and divorce professionals see this seasonal trend every year. After the holidays end and daily routines return, many couples in Central Florida begin reassessing their marriages with fresh perspective. For those who have been quietly struggling, January becomes the moment to finally
Co-Parenting During Christmas: A Practical Guide for Divorced and Separated Parents Navigating co-parenting during Christmas can feel overwhelming for families transitioning after separation or divorce. Emotions run high during the holidays, logistics become more complicated, and parents often feel pressure to “make it magical” for their children. As divorce mediators, we see firsthand how thoughtful
Co-Parenting After Divorce During the Holidays: How Family Mediation Can Help The holidays are meant to be joyful and full of family traditions—but for divorced or separated parents, they can also be stressful. Deciding how to divide time, manage travel, and balance family celebrations often becomes overwhelming. If you’re navigating co-parenting after divorce during the
Divorce can be one of the most challenging transitions for any family. When children are involved, one of the most important decisions parents make is how to share time and responsibilities. Creating effective co-parenting schedules after divorce helps provide structure, stability, and predictability — all of which are essential for a child’s emotional well-being. In