Why Divorce Gets Ugly (and How to Have a ‘Good Divorce’ Instead)
If you want to have a ‘good divorce’ then you have to go to your partner and tell them HOW you feel and WHY you feel this way. Be truthful, be honest, share your feelings and be sure to give your partner space to share theirs.
Let’s Talk “Divorce Misconceptions”
People have all kinds of misconceptions when it comes to divorce. Gail Vaz-Oxlade touches on 5 common misconceptions about divorce in Ontario. Watch this video.
Let’s Talk About Divorce and Kids
Parents are usually concerned about divorce and kids. Divorce is not the worst thing that can happen to children. Living in a very stressful household – that’s way harder than living through a divorce.
5 Reasons to Consider Divorce Mediation
Divorce Mediation is your best option when it comes to separation. Wanna know why? Here are five good reasons: Cost, Confidentiality, Control, Compliance, Speed.
How to Tell Your Partner that You Want a Divorce
Often people come to the end of a relationship on different timelines. If you’ve been considering divorce for a while, you’ve had time to wrap your head around the idea. Your partner probably has not. You need to give them some leeway.
What to Expect When You Call The Common Sense Divorce
If you are considering divorce, call The Common Sense Divorce FIRST to find out how our Divorce process can help you avoid costly mistakes and get your separation process started off on the right foot.
What is The Common Sense Divorce?
Asking your self what The Common Sense Divorce process is all about? The Common Sense Divorce has Three Steps. Watch this video for more information…
How to Know If Your Marriage is Over
Have you uncoupled from your spouse? Are you doing everything as separate individuals? When was the last time you sat down and had a conversation with your mate? If you don’t seem to have any relationship with your mate any more, maybe you’re not actually married anymore – just haven’t gone through the divorce yet.
Tune In! Toronto Speaks: Legal Advice
Darren Gingras, Divorce Consultant and Co-Founder of the Common Sense Divorce, and Seema Jain, lawyer and accredited mediator, answer your calls, tweets and emails. The Common Sense Divorce team is doing what I hoped to achieve through the show: to make sense of an emotionally difficult time, while protecting your rights, your pocketbook and your sanity.