
● Learn what a divorce is;
● How the process works;
● What the required steps to divorce are;
● What someone is entitled to in a divorce;
● And how to come to a fair agreement.
● Gain a high-level overview of the main issues that need to be resolved in a divorce;
● The most common obstacles to creating (and agreeing on) a parenting plan;
● The most common obstacles to resolving child support;
● The most common obstacles to resolving alimony;
● The most common obstacles to resolving property division;
● And how you can be better equipped to overcome these challenges in your divorce.
● Learn various approaches to divorce;
● How each significantly impacts the outcome;
● The most proven way to keep a divorce more peaceful, while reducing the time it takes and lowering its costs;
● And how to employ an approach to get you the best result in your situation.
● Learn what the 5 methods are to get a divorce;
● How the different options compare with respect to how they work, how long they take, what they cost, and many other factors;
● How to determine the option best for your specific situation;
● Whether or not a lawyer is required in order to get a divorce.
● Also included in this chapter are downloadable checklists and hiring guides containing the specific questions to ask any divorce professional you're considering - before hiring them, so you can be sure they are best-suited to guide you through your divorce.
● Learn 6 key questions you need to ask yourself (and answer) before entering your divorce negotiations;
● And techniques to help develop and strengthen your negotiation strategy.
● Gain a thorough understanding of why it pays to prepare financially for divorce;
● And how doing so can improve your divorce outcome and your life moving forward.
● Learn tips for how to make this uncomfortable conversation go as smoothly as possible;
● And 4 reasons your spouse may be reluctant to divorce - and tips for overcoming their objections if they aren't on the same page.
If your spouse told you they want a divorce, but you don’t, it can be devastating.
● Learn how to make divorce easier on yourself and your kids if your spouse wants a divorce, but you don’t;
● And some tips for how to deal with and get through an unwanted divorce.
This chapter contains a downloadable guide containing:
● How to tell your kids about your divorce and support them through the significant transition to a new family structure.
● Also in the guide are tips for effective co-parenting;
● Also in the guide are tips for effective co-parenting;
● How Divorce Affects Children, Age-by-Age Overview - so you know how divorce affects children based on their age and maturity level. And can learn to recognize signs divorce might be causing your kids stress, even if they don't (or can't) verbalize it;
● Also in the guide are tips for effective co-parenting;
● And a Children and Divorce book list containing a list of age-appropriate books on the subject of divorce for young children as well as teenagers.
When dealing with the emotional turmoil of divorce, self-care is critical!
This chapter contains tips and strategies for:
● How to emotionally prepare for divorce;
● How to reduce stress, so you can separate emotions from the big decisions you need to make;
● And how to protect your emotional well-being before, during, and after your divorce.


Absolutely! The information contained in this course is applicable no matter where you live in the United States.
No. Because the majority of the content contained in our course only applies to divorce in the United States.
No. This is not a DIY divorce product, it is a PREPARING FOR DIVORCE course.
This private, self-guided and self-paced course is taught through exclusive pre-recorded videos. Additional materials including written content and downloadable guides, are available within various modules as appropriate.
The videos are available in your account, ready for viewing (or re-watching), but they are not downloadable at this time.
You will have access to the course for one year from your date of purchase.
And if additional content is added to the course during that time, you will have access to the new content also.
It depends.
If you’re in the middle of a litigated divorce, and you and your spouse both agree you want to go a more peaceful route instead, then yes.
But if you’ve already entered the adversarial divorce process, and there’s no hope of turning back, then sadly, no.
Enrollment is completely confidential - you will not see other students and they will not see you.
You can simply log in and access the content at your own convenience, whenever you would like!
On your credit card, your purchase will show as either "EMS, LLC" or "Equitable Mediation."
In addition, you will receive an email receipt after you purchase the course, and Equitable Mediation Services will be listed on that receipt.
So, if you don't want your spouse to know you purchased the course, you would need to use an email address and payment method they do not share or or have access to.
And when viewing the content, you’ll want to use a computer or tablet they also don’t share with you or have access to.
