Divorce doesn’t always have to mean a drawn-out court battle. In Connecticut, alternative methods like collaborative divorce and mediation offer a more amicable way to resolve disputes. These approaches emphasize cooperation and mutual goals rather than winning or losing, making them ideal for couples who want to reduce conflict and...
The difference between contentment and complacency
Contentment is being genuinely happy with what you have and your current position while you continue to work towards achieving goals to strengthen and protect it. By contrast, complacency is settling with what you have and convincing yourself you are happy with it to avoid conflict or unnecessary hardship. Complacency...
Is a “good divorce” possible?
Divorce generally has a negative reputation for tearing families apart. Stories of downright financial and psychological destruction are all too common. While it is challenging to see anything positive come out of such a painful process, relationship resources argue that a "good divorce" is possible. It can happen if both...