Shauna Warden - Divorce Coach

06/21/2026

Father’s Day after divorce can bring up a lot of emotions.

You might be helping your children celebrate someone who hurt you.

You might be grateful for a great co-parent.

You might be carrying most of the parenting responsibilities while watching others celebrate involved fathers.

You might be feeling relieved, sad, hopeful, frustrated—or all of the above.

The truth is, Father’s Day doesn’t have to feel one specific way.

If you’re feeling more than one thing this weekend, you’re not alone.

I wrote a new blog post about navigating Father’s Day after divorce, supporting your children, and giving yourself grace through the process.

Read the full article at the link in my bio. ❤️

06/20/2026

One of the most overlooked pieces of divorce advice:

You don’t have to answer every question immediately.

Whether you’re in mediation, meeting with an attorney, or discussing a settlement proposal, it’s okay to say:

➡️ “I’d like some time to think about that.”
➡️ “Can we come back to that topic?”
➡️ “I’d like to review this before making a decision.”

Divorce involves major decisions about your children, finances, home, and future. Taking time to process your options isn’t delaying the process—it’s being thoughtful about the choices you’re making.

🎙️ Hear more practical divorce and mediation tips on the latest episode of The Divorce Chronicles. Full episode available on Spotify. Link in bio.

Laura Gordon I Negotiation Coach I Divorce I Family Mediator

06/18/2026

One of the biggest misconceptions about divorce mediation?

That if you can’t agree on everything, mediation has failed.

Not true.

Many couples are able to resolve most of their issues in mediation and only need outside help with the remaining sticking points. Mediation isn’t all or nothing—and every issue you resolve together can save time, money, and stress.

🎙️ Want to hear the full conversation? Listen to the full episode of The Divorce Chronicles on Spotify. Link in bio.

Have you heard this myth before?

06/18/2026

The earlier you get organized, the more options you’ll usually have.

Preparation doesn’t create conflict.

It creates clarity.

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06/10/2026

Preparation isn't about plotting against someone.

Most of the time it's about reducing overwhelm and creating clarity before important decisions are made.

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05/22/2026

05/21/2026

Documentation during separation should help create clarity — not chaos.

One of the biggest mistakes I see is people collecting massive amounts of information without any organization or strategy behind it.

Start simple.

DM me DOCUMENT if you want my free starter guide.

05/19/2026

Most people are either:
• documenting nothing
or
• documenting absolutely everything.

Neither is usually effective.

I created a free starter guide to help people understand what may actually matter during separation and custody situations.

DM me DOCUMENT and I’ll send it over.