The Amicable Divorce Network Podcast – Détails, épisodes et analyse

Tracy, founder of the Amicable Divorce Network, discusses recent changes in UK family law mediation with Helen Greenfield and Alex Lee Gelling. Discover the revised family proceeding rules emphasizing non-court dispute resolution (NCDR) and the increased importance of Mediation Information and Assessment Meetings (MIAM). Learn about the approaches to mediation and how they vary in the UK versus the US, client and professional awareness, and the challenges in educating the legal community about mediation's benefits.

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In this episode Tracy explores the impact of divorce coaching on family law with guests Debra Doak and Tracy Callahan, founders of the Divorce Coaches Academy. Discover the inception of divorce coaching, the importance of ADR (alternative dispute resolution), and how properly trained divorce coaches support clients and family law professionals. Learn how finding the right divorce coach can lead to more efficient and amicable resolutions. Tune in for invaluable insights on navigating divorce with the right support.

In this episode, Tracy discusses mediation in family law with Ginger Dugan, an attorney and mediator. They explore Ginger's experience in family law, compare mediation and arbitration, and highlight the role of mediators. Insights include varying mediation practices across jurisdictions, the importance of client comfort, and strategies for effective mediation.

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In this episode Tracy welcomes Melody Swilling of Swilling Family Law for a comprehensive discussion on prenuptial agreements. They cover the importance of having these agreements, common misconceptions, financial implications, and the ideal time to plan for one.

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In this episode, Tracy, is talking again to Alexandra Geczi, an attorney and the Amicable Ambassador for Texas, about the importance of no-fault divorce. They discuss the potential impact of eliminating no-fault divorce laws, the history and benefits of these laws, and the real-world implications on families, the legal system, and society at large.

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Tracy is joined by attorney and mediator Neena Saxena to discuss the challenges faced by people of diverse cultural backgrounds in the family court system. They explore how cultural differences can impact divorce proceedings, the importance of self-advocacy, and practical tips to better educate legal representatives.

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In this episode of the Amicable Divorce Network podcast, Tracy sits down with Alexandra Geczi, an Amicable Ambassador for Dallas, Texas. Alexandra, an attorney, certified amicable divorce professional, and author, shares her unique journey in family law, focusing exclusively on representing women, overcoming professional challenges, and the inspiration behind her children's book, 'A Princess's Journey: Life's Next Chapter'. They discuss Alexandra's personal and professional experiences navigating and transforming her law practice, the impact of the #MeToo movement, and the importance of holistic support in divorce cases.

Welcome to the Amicable Divorce Network podcast, hosted by Tracy Ann Moore Grant. In this episode, Tracy is joined by Katy Harris from Mediation Matters Midlands in the UK. They discuss the benefits of mediation in divorce cases, recent changes in the UK's divorce procedure emphasizing mediation, and the importance of legal advice in mediation. Katy explains the process, costs, and the role of lawyer-assisted mediation. They also explore the broader impact of mediation on families and the mental health of children, and highlight the importance of teaching conflict resolution skills to younger generations. Tune in for valuable insights on how mediation can lead to more amicable and efficient divorce resolutions.

In this episode of the Amicable Divorce Network podcast, Tracy is joined by Lisa Johnson, co-founder of "Been There, Got Out" a high-conflict divorce coach and certified domestic violence advocate. Lisa’s explains what the concept of legal abuse is, and provides insights for coping and strategizing against those circumstances, particularly in high-conflict family law scenarios.

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In this episode, Tracy and board member Dennis Collard celebrate Pride Month with a special presentation. Dennis, a member of the LGBTQIA+ community, breaks down the meanings behind each letter in the acronym, shedding light on the significance of LGBTQIA+ identities and orientations. They discuss the history of Pride Month, the creation and evolution of the Pride flag, and the importance of recognizing and honoring the diverse experiences within the community.

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