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ChildrenDivorce
February 23, 2021

Co-Parenting Hacks

I know a lot of co-parenting hacks because I’ve been a divorce mediator for over twenty years and I am also a co-parent. Keep reading for concrete steps help you navigate co-parenting like a rock star. Shared Calendar. In my…
Julie Gentili Armbrust
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Child modeling ex's behavior
ChildrenDivorce
September 30, 2020

What to do when your child is modeling your ex’s behavior

You endured your ex- spouse’s behavior while you were married, but you don’t have to anymore. The problem is that your child is modeling your ex’s behavior. You hate your ex, but you love your child. There is no way…
Julie Gentili Armbrust
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Why you are getting a divorce
ChildrenDivorce
September 30, 2020

When your kids ask why you are getting a divorce

You are getting a divorce and your spouse was awful to you.  One of my favorite lines is from a client, “my lying, cheating, lazy, alcoholic, financially unreliable, ignorant, sex-grinch of a wife/husband...” If any, or all, of these attributes…
Julie Gentili Armbrust
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How to Help Kids by Age
ChildrenDivorce
September 30, 2020

How to help your children through your divorce

How to help your children through your divorce depends upon many factors, and age is one of those factors. Infant to Five. Young children don’t understand the word, “divorce.” They understand where they live and where each parent lives. So,…
Julie Gentili Armbrust
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Telling Kids About Divorce
ChildrenDivorceMediation
September 30, 2020

How to tell your kids about your divorce

You are getting a divorce.  And now you need to know how to tell your kids about your divorce. Your kids are your heart and your soul. You would NEVER intentionally do anything to hurt them. So, telling them about…
Julie Gentili Armbrust
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Child centered divorce
ChildrenDivorceMediation
September 29, 2020

Putting your kids first in divorce

Putting your kids first in your divorce, aka the child-centered divorce, is the unicorn in the world of divorce. Why is it a unicorn? Because it rarely happens. So many good parents get caught-up in trivial disagreements and their own…
Julie Gentili Armbrust
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How to determine your debts in a divorce
Divorce
July 30, 2020

How to determine your debts in a divorce

How to determine your debts in a divorce This is an on-going series on how to prepare for your divorce. So far, we’ve covered: Getting your own credit card How to tell your kids Who stays in the house during…
Julie Gentili Armbrust
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Divorce Assets
Divorce
July 22, 2020

Valuing your assets in divorce

Knowing your assets and your assets' value in a divorce is easy... and difficult. Keep reading. You need to know what you own in your divorce. Just as important, though, you need to know what each asset's value is in…
Julie Gentili Armbrust
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who pays expenses of divorce
Divorce
July 16, 2020

Who pays the expenses during a divorce?

Who pays the expenses during a divorce? It all depends. Expenses you incur during the ‘not quite married, not quite divorced,’ time-period are tricky and grey. There isn’t a hard and fast rule, either. Super helpful, right? Keep reading. So,…
Julie Gentili Armbrust
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Divorce
July 9, 2020

Can I leave the house during a divorce?

Can I leave the house during a divorce? It’s an easy answer. If you want the house and you and your spouse are not amicable, stay in the house. If you want the house, you and your spouse are amicable,…
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    • Home
    • About
      • Meet Julie
      • Meet Denise
      • Client Experiences
    • Services
      • Divorce / Separation Mediation
      • Post-Divorce Mediation
      • Parenting Time Coordination
    • Why Mediation?
    • FAQs
    • Divorce Cost
    • Blog
    • Contact
    • 541-484-1200