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Featured Articles
How Our Mediation Firm Supports Child-Centered Divorce Month
January isn’t just the start of a new year; it also marks the anniversary of International Child-Centered Divorce Month. This observance reminds us that how
Why Choose Mediation for Your Divorce? Blueprint Over Battleground for Your Future
The decision to end a marriage can be one of the most challenging moments in life. More than just a legal process, it carries a
De-stressing the Back-to-School Transition: Co-Parenting Strategies for Neurodivergent and Special Needs Children
The Back-to-School season can be especially challenging for divorced or separated co-parents. For families with neurodivergent children and kids with special needs, co-parenting through this
Webinars & Podcasts
Mediation for Special Needs Families: Erik M. Feig Joins Hirsch Serman on the Financial Wellness Hour
Erik Feig had the privilege of being a guest on Hirsch Serman‘s Financial Wellness Hour! They had an in-depth discussion about how mediation can support
A Divorce Strategy Where Everybody Wins – Erik Feig Joins Jackie Pilossoph on the Divorced Girl Smiling Podcast
Listen to Erik Feig’s interview on the Divorced Girl Smiling Podcast where he shares advice and ideas to keep in mind about HOW you want your divorce to go, and how mediation can help get you through to the other side with less stress and less drama – so you all can move forward.
Neurodiverse Families and Child-Centered Mediation Approaches, Erik Feig’s Interview on the D Shift Podcast
Listen to Erik Feig’s unterview on the D-Shift Podcast with Mardi Winder-Adams, where they have a practical discussion about the power of family mediation and its role in supporting families with neurodiverse children and tackling sensitive caregiving and elder care issues.
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BIFF for CoParent Communication: Your Guide to Difficult Texts, Emails, and Social Media Posts
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