Divorce Blog
Looking for expert advice and resources to help navigate your divorce journey? Our blog offers valuable insights on topics like mediation, co-parenting, and more. Whether you're seeking practical tools or guidance on making the process as smooth as possible, our posts provide the support you need. Check back regularly for tips and templates that focus on creating a low-conflict, child-centered divorce experience.
Congrats to Amicable Divorce Network’s 2025 Resolution Award Winners
The Amicable Divorce Network is pleased to congratulate two of its members recognized with Resolution Awards in 2025 The Amicable Divorce Network is pleased to congratulate two of its members recognized with Resolution Awards in 2025. More than 200 Resolution members came together on Thursday 18 September to celebrate the values that unite Resolution members:…
Amicable Divorce Network Members from United States & England Collaborate to Present at American Bar Association Conference
Both divorcing parties and divorce professionals are often surprised to know how different family law mediation is all around the world. To study, discuss and navigate these differences, the Amicable Divorce Network formed its International Mediator Exchange Program. Family law mediators from all other the world gather once a month online to discuss the many…
Don’t Screw Up Your Divorce: Book Overview
Don’t Screw Up Your Divorce: Book Overview Divorce is often described as one of the most stressful experiences a person can face, yet with the right preparation, it can also lead to transformation and renewal. Chloe Oudiz’s new book, Don’t Screw Up Your Divorce (available worldwide on Amazon), offers a comprehensive and compassionate guide to…
UK Courts Take Hard Line on Unreasonable Divorce Behaviour
UK Courts Take Hard Line on Unreasonable Divorce Behaviour – Here’s How It Cost One Party Dearly Click here for video transcript Expand Host Suzy Miller: “It sounds like her solicitor had a really tough job.” Rebecca Hawkins: “They certainly did. Even though she was pre-warned, she still went ahead with it anyway. I suppose…
Divorce Amicably: The Book
Divorce Amicably: The Book – Out Now The new book, Divorce Amicably: Your Roadmap to Resolution, is now available on Amazon. Written by Amicable Divorce Network founder Tracy Ann Moore-Grant, along with 40 contributing ADN members, this groundbreaking guide provides a structured approach to navigating divorce with clarity, cooperation, and peace of mind. Expertise United…
What you need to know about family law arbitration?
Have you heard of arbitration in a family law case? Arbitration is a lower cost and efficient way to get issues in your divorce or family law case resolved. Join Amicable Divorce Network member, Chloe O and Rebecca Hawkins as they discuss this important topic. If you would like to reach out to Chloe O…
Should I Inform My Employer About My Divorce?
Back to Blog Divorce is one of the most challenging personal experiences an individual can go through. It affects every facet of life, including your professional environment. While discussing such a personal matter with your employer might seem daunting, it is often necessary for several reasons. In this article, written by United Kingdom Amicable Divorce…
Reflections on Resolution
by: Tracy Ann Moore-Grant I had the pleasure of visiting the United Kingdom for the second time in 2024. This time the focus was on launching AmicableDivorceNetwork.co.uk, connecting with our members and a little bit of learning at the Resolution Conference. My trip began in Manchester and it was a great opportunity to meet with…
We’re Talking to Celia Conrad- Changes to MIAM Focuses on Mediation NOT Litigation in UK
Welcome to the Amicable Divorce Network podcast this episode features a conversation with Amicable Divorce Network member, Celia Conrad, a divorce and breakup coach, who discusses recent changes in United Kingdom law, particularly England and Wales, where mediation must now be discussed with divorcing couples during their MIAM meeting. This change now promoted parties working…
The Top 5 Reasons to Mediate Your Divorce
Join us for this episode of the Amicable Divorce Network Podcast featuring mediator, Katy Harris. Katy discusses the top 5 reasons you should utilize mediation to resolve your divorce case. In 2024, England established new procedures for your divorce case and now parties should consider mediation. Mediation is an excellent way to take control of…
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