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Articles: November 2018

11/27/18

How to overcome the overwhelming feelings of divorce

If you’re as old as I am, you can remember well the 1991 movie, ‘What about Bob?’ Psychologist Leo Marvin, played by Richard Dreyfuss, gave the perfect advice to client Bob, played by Bill Murray.  “Baby steps!” The same can be said with divorce.  If we look at the big picture and see the mountain before us, one can get stuck in “the overwhelm.”  Similar to the old joke, “How do you eat an elephant?  One bite at a time!”  If we’re going to scale the mountain, it’s best we spend time at base camp gathering our supplies and preparing for the journey. This is where a divorce coach comes in… Generally, in coaching it is said, “Trust yourself, trust your coach, and trust the process.” It is no different when working with a divorce coach, the common theme:   TRUST!  However, when trust has been broken in a significant relationship, it’s difficult to trust anyone. Yet, in order to move through the divorce process as efficiently as possible, it is best to trust professionals along the way; but which professional, and for what? When examining the framework of divorce, there are three areas of concern: The business of divorce The...

11/20/18

Separation & Divorce Can Be Tricky for Your Finances

There’s nothing enjoyable about a separation/divorce, regardless of who initiated the action. But life happens, and people need to move on. I began specializing my mortgage brokering business on servicing the needs of those going through separation/divorce after personally having to navigate the processes alone. It was a very humbling experience having to ask my parents to co-sign my mortgage in my 30’s. That was my driver to find another way, so nobody else had to go thru what I did. I help homeowners split their marital home and educate my clients so they can create financial independence and own...



11/12/18

Why hire a divorce coach for your divorce?

Like happiness, a divorce coach is different things to different people. There is no ONE SIZE FITS ALL approach.  The beauty of partnering with a divorce coach is that they can take on a variety of roles depending upon where you are in the separation process, and what is needed at the time. First, a divorce coach is like a concierge; the go-to-person when you first realize you are about to embark upon the biggest change of your life. During your initial consultation, a divorce coach listens genuinely to your story and tries to unpackage where you are in the...



11/05/18

Promptly exchanging all financial disclosure is key to a quick resolution

If your goal is to avoid court and come to a quick resolution about the division of the matrimonial property between you and your spouse, then it is important to know that you and your spouse must exchange a list of all your assets and debts, as well as any supporting documentation that either one of you would like to see. Under the Matrimonial Property Act (“MPA”) of Alberta you and your spouse can divide your property in any manner you agree, provided that: You understand the agreement that you have reached; and You follow the formal requirement of the...



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