AMY HART

I have used my skills to resolve the conflicts I had with the father of my children. I did not get everything I wanted. I wanted their dad to be a different person. However, we arrived at agreements we could each live with. Believe it or not, resolution all started with my apology to him about how I handled our divorce. Today, we are able to co-parent to the best of our abilities and we do not fight anymore. We don't enjoy each other's company, but we are not in conflict. We even gather our complicated family on celebratory occasions to demonstrate some level of unity to our children. It is awkward and uncomfortable, but we demonstrate for our children what healthy boundaries look like... Divorce and change are stressful. The involvement of an attorney often escalates the stress rather than diffuses it. Often, once one party involves an attorney, the other party feels as though an attorney is necessary, even if unaffordable. Those faced with advocating for themselves rather than..

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