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Why are more couples deciding to end their relationship or marriage later in life? There can be numerous reasons and every situation is unique. However, many couples are more independent nowadays and often have careers and finances that allow them those choices. Data from Statistics New Zealand states nearly 40% of divorces involved people over…

Co-parenting means the sharing of duties around raising a child or children (used especially with parents who are separated or not in a relationship).   Successful co-parenting can be established when both parents ensure the child or children come first in all decisions relating to them and the circumstances, they currently live in. Children do…

When you speak to people about their experience through divorce, you often hear them say “I wished I had access to a Divorce Coach when I was going through all my issues. Looking back, I could have avoided some of my mistakes”. Conflict is inevitable in divorce, and it changes your everyday life. People claim…

Nesting is a co-parenting arrangement during separation, where children remain in the family home while parents take turns living there with them. This approach has several advantages and disadvantages to consider. Concepts needed for successful nesting: Collaboration between the parents | Logistical Discipline | Amicable | Communicate clearly | Trust | Managing household responsibilities i.e.:…