My wife and I are the founders of Keeping Families Connected. We do everything possible to protect, strengthen and restore family relationships. But in cases when a marriage is beyond repair, we are also divorce advice specialists.
We provide you with a step-by-step plan to protect your assets, children and future while also reducing the conflict, legal expenses, and damage of a divorce. Our divorce advice applies to those currently experiencing a divorce, as well as navigating it’s effects after the divorce is completed.
Although our divorce advice will likely save you thousands of dollars in attorney’s fees, and result in a better settlement, the greatest benefit of our divorce advice will be the reduction of conflict and damage to your family.
We are people of faith, and we care deeply about others. We know first-hand the pain and destruction that divorce can inflict on families. But we also know that many people find themselves in this difficult position regardless of their belief system or efforts to save their marriage.
We started this ministry in 2008. We’ve been visited and contacted by people from over 176 different countries. And we’ve helped thousands of families to navigate through the divorce process.
Our experience has shown us the fatal mistakes you can make when going through a divorce. We’ve also discovered the most effective ways to increase your chances of a favorable outcome. And how to keep a difficult spouse from running roughshod over you. Our divorce advice is actionable and effective.
Divorce advice that makes a difference
There are 3 potential stages of divorce that are progressive in nature.
- Divorce
- High conflict divorce
- High conflict divorce that includes Parental Alienation
Parental Alienation is a clinical term describing one parent turning their child against the other. Most people can’t imagine that any parent would abuse their child like this, or how easily and methodically this form of brainwashing can be accomplished until the damage is already done. I lost my 2 sons to this horrible form of child abuse.
Unfortunately, the description you’ve just read is a very common pattern of escalation in a divorce involving children. You may start out in what seems to be a typical divorce, but unless you know how to identify and safeguard yourself from alienation tactics, they can easily become a part of your divorce.
Go here to find more information about Parental Alienation.
After many years as divorce advice specialists, we’ve found the most effective way to help families is to reach them early in the divorce process, before PA tactics are used. So, we created our Divorce Protection Program to help minimize the escalation in conflict before irreparable damage occurs.
The Ultimate Divorce Protection Program
There is no charge for this information. We work on a donation only basis.
We’re giving you access to a comprehensive program that contains our most important divorce advice.
In a matter of hours, you can have a step-by-step plan to protect your assets, children and future while reducing conflict, legal expenses, and damage, without being overpowered by an unreasonable spouse.
Our proven 3 step process helps transform you from apprehensive, overwhelmed and at risk, to educated, prepared, and empowered. Avoiding costly mistakes that could jeopardize your settlement and your relationship with your children.
This information can save you thousands of dollars in legal fees. You won’t learn these strategies from your attorney because they have a financial incentive not to share them with you.
How do you know if our divorce advice will help you?
Who this program is for:
- Anyone heading toward, or in a divorce with a difficult spouse. See both our Difficult Spouse Test and Extreme Personality Types pages.
- You feel apprehensive, overwhelmed and at risk.
- You’re concerned your spouse will lie, intimidate, or try to take advantage of you.
- You want the best settlement possible with the least amount of cost, conflict, and damage to relationships.
- You’re willing to invest a few hours of time to learn how to protect yourself, your assets, and your loved ones.
What’s the next step?
We encourage you to begin educating and empowering yourself today before the opportunity to prepare passes by. Although most of the strategies we share can be implemented later, some very effective divorce strategies can only be implemented early in the process.
Go to our Ultimate Divorce Protection Program page to get started. Following this divorce advice will help protect your family and finances from extreme loss and harm.
*We are not attorneys, and this educational information is not Legal Advice.
Our divorce advice addresses the following topics:
- Navigating and Surviving a High Conflict Divorce
- Family Court and Child Custody Cases
- How to Protect Your Assets, Children and Future
- How to Reduce Conflict, Legal Expenses, and Risk
- Finding and Qualifying the Best Attorney for Your Situation
- Managing Your Attorney
- Getting the Best Settlement, While Minimizing Damage to Your Family
- Difficult Spouse Test
- Coping with Divorce Emotionally
- How to Stand Up to a Difficult Spouse Without Creating Conflict
- Children and High Conflict Divorce
- Identifying Parental Alienation
- Divorce and Family Impact
- Educating Friends, Family and Professionals About PA
- Keeping Families Connected When You’ve Lost Contact with Your Children
- Processing Intense Emotions in a Healthy Way
- Spiritual – Faith & Healing
- Re-marriage
- Blending Families
- Parenting Skills
- Legal Resources
There’s a ton of valuable divorce advice on our site. Take your time and take full advantage of what it’s taken us years to learn as divorce advice specialists.
FAQs
What are the 3 C’s of divorce?
The 3 C’s of divorce are communication, compromise, and clarity. Good communication helps reduce conflict. Compromise is important for asset and custody decisions. Clarity means knowing your legal and financial rights during divorce.
How to protect yourself financially before a divorce?
Gather financial documents, check joint accounts, and open a personal bank account. Keep records of income, property, and expenses. Talk to a divorce lawyer or financial advisor to protect your divorce finances.
Why is moving might be the biggest mistake in a divorce?
Moving out early may affect property rights and custody decisions. It can also be considered abandonment in some cases. Always talk to a lawyer before leaving the marital home during divorce.
Why should I trust this divorce advice?
My wife and I have both experienced divorce and parental alienation first hand. Since then, we have helped thousands of families around the world to navigate through the divorce process while protecting their children from abuse at the same time.