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Creative Ways To Pay Spousal Support In Oregon
What Are The Benefits Of Divorce Mediation?
What Is The Divorce Mediation Process?
How is Spousal Support Calculated in Oregon?
What to do with the House in Divorce
Is divorce 50/50 in Oregon?
Divorce Mistakes
Prenup for Your Second Marriage
How Does Mediation Work in Divorce?
How to Get a Divorce in Oregon: A Guide to the Best Options
Best way to help your children through your divorce
I’m Retired and Getting A Divorce: What Do I Need To Know
Why You Need an Oregon PreMarital (aka Prenup) Agreement
Co-Parenting Hacks
How to tell your kids about your divorce
Flat Fees vs. Hourly for a Mediated Divorce
The 5 Steps of Divorce Mediation
6 mistakes to avoid when dividing-up retirement in a divorce
Can you save a marriage after infidelity?
Why am I getting a divorce?
Give Yourself the Gift of One Year Before Dating Again
How to Create an Exit Strategy Before Pulling the Divorce Trigger
What do mediators do in an Oregon divorce?
Divorce Mediation in Oregon: Who is it for?
How to get my partner to agree to divorce mediation
Valuing your assets in divorce
Who pays the expenses during a divorce?
The most common mistakes in divorce mediation
How to Select a Divorce Mediator: A Checklist
Four Steps to Prepare for Divorce Mediation
7 Divorce Mediation Mistakes
Can I leave the house during a divorce?
The 8 reasons why people get a divorce
How to determine your debts in a divorce
Pre-Divorce Checklist
How Divorce Mediation works via Zoom in Oregon
How to Talk to your Ex about Co-Parenting
What to do when your child is modeling your ex’s behavior
When your kids ask why you are getting a divorce
Putting your kids first in divorce
How to tell your kids about divorce
How to tell your children about the divorce
How to help your kids through your divorce
In Divorce without Drama, you’ll be shown step-by-step methods for valuing and dividing of assets/liabilities, tips on retirement accounts, how to handle child and spousal support, and suggestions for custody and parenting time schedules for children. Julie’s direct approach is a quick read that tells you what you need to know to take care of yourself and your family in this difficult time.