CONNECTED FOREVER A couple with children who separate know that they will always be connected even when the children are grown up. Many clients are in their 40s when they finally decide to separate, perhaps after years of the relationship not working. The children are of an age where they might be able to understand the break-up and are often expecting it, but they need the best co-parenting to help them through it. NOT ALL ABOUT THE DETAIL You will arrive at decisions to liv

You have been in a relationship that has ended, and it's hard to imagine that you can stop communicating. Be aware:- If one of you does not want to talk about the break-up, the other should respect that. If one of you wants minimal contact, that should also be respected, as long as co-parenting is done properly. You don't have to do everything through the mediator, but it's best to leave issues dealt with in mediation for the mediation sessions. There is a lot of ordinary stu

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