The end of the summer holidays is often a turning point. What was meant to be a time of rest and connection too often becomes the trigger for conflict. At the start of the school year, many couples ask themselves: should we continue despite the tensions, or is it time to separate? This decision is even more tricky when children are involved. How do you tell them? How do you organize where and with whom they will live? how will they divide their time? Who should you turn to

The reason for that is simply because high conflict personalities thrive on control, hate losing, and struggle to consider the needs of others. So, is family mediation under these circumstances really a good idea?

A tailored approach can help ensure their well-being during and after the separation, preventing them from being caught in a situation they may struggle to understand.

Separation is never easy, especially when children are involved. One of the most important things to sort out is how your children will be cared for going forward

This article was written for readers who have interests in France and the UK, and are faced with the probability of a divorce, but who...