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Conflict before, during and after a divorce is inevitable. It's helpful if you can learn to deal with conflict in a way that won't make you crazy, and can help you learn to get along with your ex-spouse enough so that you can work out your settlement

Using a little of your intuition and some of the psychology behind deal-making, you can improve your negotiation skills in the room and in selling your clients on what you know is a good deal.

Life after divorce is definitely difficult, but if you make some efforts to deal with the sudden loneliness in your life, then you can actually find happiness after divorce.

Peace Talks Mediation Training gives you the tools to do that by starting each session with a psycho-legal intake, giving you tips on how to listen actively and even how to deal with a client that wants to walk out.

Prenups are as individual as the couples themselves; Prenuptial is Depending on your priorities, some prenups deal with just one issue, like pre-marital property, family money, or a small business. Others take on every issue, including support and rights to the house if the couple was to separate.

Mr. Bill Eddy, LCSW and Attorney At Law, has developed a method for effectively dealing with hostile email and communications in a high conflict situation. He has entitled it BIFF - be Brief, Informative, Friendly and Firm.