by Karen Bigman | Dec 3, 2019 | Co-Parenting, Divorce Process
While Many Millennials Are Putting Off Marriage, Others Are Getting Divorced With No Where To Turn Statistically, millennials are divorcing less, but also marrying less. Because of this, those divorcing as younger adults or with younger children have less support...
by Karen Bigman | Sep 25, 2019 | Blog, Co-Parenting, Divorce Process
Holiday Gifts That Keep on Giving My divorce was fairly amicable. We mediated and were done in a few months. My youngest was a senior in high school when we separated and therefore there was no Parenting schedule. This also meant there was no set holiday schedule. We...
by Karen Bigman | Dec 27, 2018 | Blog, Co-Parenting, Divorce Process, Divorce Tips, Parenting Support
5 Misconceptions About Kids & Divorce Parents contemplating divorce are always concerned about their children. We all know individuals who stayed together for the kids, despite their unhappiness and sometimes untenable situations. Research has shown that children...
by Karen Bigman | Jun 11, 2018 | Blog, Co-Parenting, Coaching, Divorce Process
It’s Just Not Fair! New York State is an “Equitable Distribution” state. This translates to dividing assets, equitably, not necessarily equally. Financial negotiations typically revolve around what the assets actually are and what each party needs to live and...
by Karen Bigman | Apr 30, 2018 | Blog, Co-Parenting, Coaching
5 Ridiculous Things People Say When You’re Getting Divorced You’re feeling awful knowing what you’re about to face or in the process of dealing with. You might feel compelled to tell a friend or colleague, or maybe they heard about your divorce through the...
by Karen Bigman | Jun 13, 2017 | Co-Parenting, Divorce Process
If you were able to communicate well with your ex-spouse, you probably wouldn’t be divorced, so how do you raise children together in a co-parenting relationship when your relationship with your ex-spouse is broken? Research has shown that there are long term...
