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Children First Family Law - Transforming how families navigate the challenging landscape of divorce.

Children First Family Law - Transforming how families navigate the challenging landscape of divorce.

Children First Family Law

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About Children First Family Law - Transforming how families navigate the challenging landscape of divorce.

Welcome to *Children First Family Law*, a podcast dedicated to transforming the way families navigate the challenging landscape of divorce. In an industry too often focused on litigation, financial battles, and a war-like approach, we advocate for a radical shift in priorities—putting the well-being of children at the forefront. Join us as we explore how to handle divorce in a way that protects children from the collateral damage of parental conflict and legal battles. We offer resources, insights, and expert advice to help parents understand how to manage divorce without destroying their children’s future. By highlighting the flaws in the current system and providing a roadmap for a more compassionate approach, we aim to become thought leaders in this space, calling for change within the professional landscape of family law. We’ll discuss crucial topics like collaborative and amicable divorce, parental alienation, and navigating the complexities of domestic violence and child abuse within the legal system. Through candid conversations and expert guidance, *Children First Family Law* equips families to emerge from the brokenness of divorce with their children’s well-being intact—just like a beautiful stained glass window crafted from shattered pieces. If you’re asking yourself, ”How can I ensure my children aren’t destroyed by my divorce?” or ”Why does my lawyer always push for litigation?” this podcast is for you. Tune in, and let us guide you toward a healthier, more hopeful future for your family.

Language
English
Type
podcast

Episodes(50)

  1. 1

    086: What to Look for in Therapeutic Resources for Your Children with Psychologist Dr. Kathleen McNamara

    8 Jun54m
  2. 2

    085: Colorado Child Relocation Laws: How Moving Affects Custody and Parental Rights

    1 Jun36m
  3. 3

    084: Two Decisions That Will Define Your Divorce – with Family Law Icon Forrest “Woody” Mosten

    25 May45m
  4. 4

    083: Trust, But Verify: How Soberlink Is Changing Sobriety Monitoring in Family Law, with Soberlink’s Mike Fonseca

    18 May1h 7m
  5. 5

    082: AI in Divorce: What to Trust, What to Question, and What Could Hurt Your Kids–with Jamie Pima

    11 May51m
  6. 6

    081: The Most Stressful Part of Divorce for Kids (That No One Talks About) with Dr. Michael Saini

    4 May1h 8m
  7. 7

    080: Creating a Child-Centered Parenting Plan: How to Build Predictability, Peace, and Emotional Safety After Divorce

    27 Apr1h 4m
  8. 8

    079: When Typical Therapy Isn’t Enough: Navigating Complex Family Systems, with Dr. Marlene Bizub

    20 Apr1h 6m

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