Sometimes deciding how to move forward is pretty clear. Both spouses are eager to talk and share and work together. Other times, it’s a hard call to make. Yes, separation has happened. Neither wants a public display of a private family matter. As my colleague, J. Mark Weiss wrote in his handout “Divorce Negotiation Basics” [ ]
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Sstaying afloatometimes deciding how to move forward is pretty clear. Both spouses are eager to talk and share and work together.
Other times, it’s a hard call to make. Yes, separation has happened. Neither wants a public display of a private family matter.

As my colleague, J. Mark Weiss wrote in his handout “Divorce Negotiation Basics” © 2012 J. Mark Weiss:

Divorce usually does not end a relationship, but merely changes it. Your actions will help define that future relationship…

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