Making an Informed Choice Choosing how to divorce is just as important as deciding whether to divorce. The process you choose can shape not only the outcome, but also how you feel during and after it.

This is where collaborative divorce, divorce mediation, and holiday parenting plans become so valuable. These approaches focus not on conflict, but on cooperation, clarity, and emotional well-being.

When we talk about “dividing the marital estate,” most people think of the home, retirement accounts, investments. But equally important—and often more tricky—is the marital debt: credit cards, personal loans, medical bills, car loans, and hidden liabilities.

While the decision to end a marriage is deeply personal and multifaceted, statistical trends show that women are more likely to initiate div

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You don’t need to go through a full mediation process or hire a team of attorneys. But you do deserve the confidence that your divorce paperwork is fair, thorough, and built to last.

If you’re just beginning to explore divorce, you don’t have to jump in blindly. Garske Divorce Mediation offers a unique service called the Divorce Preview.

Divorce is never easy—but for couples over 50, often called “gray divorce,” the emotional and financial stakes can be especially high. By this stage in life, most couples aren’t arguing about parenting plans or school schedules—they’re focused on how to divide decades’ worth of assets, particularly retirement funds.

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