Nobody Wins in Divorce

If your opponent is temperamental, seek to irritate him. That's what Sun Tzu said. But when it comes to divorce, I highly disagree with this approach. Nobody wins, especially when there's children of involved. I'm a huge fan of mediation and collaborative divorce because the outcomes lead to things that benefit both parties, which means there's more money left over for the parents and ultimately the kids. And it really takes into consideration what's best for all parties, including the kids. And I have a very high level of respect for those who practice in this space, be it collaborative divorce as an attorney, a lawyer, or if they're a mediator. And I am fortunate to have a discussion on how men and women differ in their approaches and in their survival of of divorce. So this coming Monday, March 4th, I am having a conversation with a family mediator, or rather a mediator, a foreigner, former practicing attorney, a life coach and a divorce coach on this topic. And we're going to talk about the differences on how men and women approach divorce and live through it. So join in, learn something, and think about how you can do differently so that it is better for you and for your kids. See you there.