...
(303) 725-1007
·
info@myfamilymediation.com
·
Mon - Sun 9:00am-5::00pm
Schedule

Tag

Mediation Process

Blog Categories

Blog Tags

Pro Se Divorce Podcast Episode 1
Pro Se Divorce Podcast
Pro Se Divorce Podcast Introduction and Announcement of Ten Tips Series
Loading
/
  • Pro Se Divorce Podcast Introduction and Announcement of Ten Tips Series

    Pro Se Divorce Podcast Introduction and Announcement of Ten Tips Series

    Aug 14, 2024 • 12:59

    Whether you're in the midst of a divorce or looking to be prepared for any future challenges, this podcast equips you with the tools to achieve the best possible outcomes in your mediation journey.

  • Pro Se Tips 1 of 10-Refining Goals Outside-In

    Pro Se Tips 1 of 10-Refining Goals Outside-In

    Aug 25, 2024 • 17:56

    In this episode of the Pro Se Divorce Podcast, Tom Davis dives into the crucial difference between internal and external goals in mediation. Understanding these distinctions is key to achieving success. Tom explains how external goals, often tied to tangible assets like the marital home or spousal maintenance, can create…

  • Pro Se Tips 2 of 10-Pre-Mediation Disclosures and Why You Need Them

    Pro Se Tips 2 of 10-Pre-Mediation Disclosures and Why You Need Them

    Sep 2, 2024 • 15:53

    In this podcast episode, the importance of Pre-Mediation Disclosures in mediation is discussed, focusing on how these disclosures can contribute to a successful mediation process. There are two main types: Financial Disclosures and Mediation Topics Disclosures, which can sometimes be termed Confidential Pre-Mediation Disclosures.

  • Tip 3 of 10-Demystifying  Mediator Instructions and Behaviors

    Tip 3 of 10-Demystifying  Mediator Instructions and Behaviors

    Sep 9, 2024 • 33:10

    This episode is essential for anyone who wants to maximize the value of their mediation by understanding and working effectively with their mediator.

  • Ep 5:Pro Se Tips 4 of 10-How to Not Kill Your Mediation with Negative Reactions

    Ep 5:Pro Se Tips 4 of 10-How to Not Kill Your Mediation with Negative Reactions

    Sep 16, 2024 • 14:45

    In this episode of the Pro Se Divorce Podcast, Tom Davis dives into the critical importance of pre-mediation planning to avoid emotional and negotiation triggers that can derail the mediation process.

  • Pro Se Tips 5 of 10-Turning Interruptions into Opportunities

    Pro Se Tips 5 of 10-Turning Interruptions into Opportunities

    Sep 23, 2024 • 11:58

    By the end of the episode, you’ll have practical tools to turn one of the most common irritations in mediation—interruptions—into opportunities for clearer communication and more productive negotiations.

  • Pro Se Tips 6 of 10: The Hidden Power in Asking Questions

    Pro Se Tips 6 of 10: The Hidden Power in Asking Questions

    Sep 30, 2024 • 11:58

    In this episode, we explore the critical role that asking the right questions plays in mediation.

  • Pro Se Divorce Tips 7 of 10: Navigating Spousal Maintenance Negotiations: The Power of BATNA and WATNA

    Pro Se Divorce Tips 7 of 10: Navigating Spousal Maintenance Negotiations: The Power of BATNA and WATNA

    Oct 8, 2024 • 53:04

    In today’s episode, I’ll walk through how BATNA, WATNA, and the Zone of Possible Agreement (ZOPA) play critical roles in spousal maintenance negotiations and how these tools helped me close a seemingly impossible gap.

  • Pro Se Tips 8 of 10: How to Get the Most Value from Private Caucus

    Pro Se Tips 8 of 10: How to Get the Most Value from Private Caucus

    Oct 14, 2024 • 24:35

    In this episode of the Pro Se Divorce Podcast we explore the value of using Private Caucuses in divorce mediation. Private Caucuses offer a confidential space where each party can speak freely with the mediator, allowing for more open communication, problem-solving, and emotional venting. We also share a real-life story…

  • Pro Se Tips 9 of 10-Concerns for Parenting Plans Part 1

    Pro Se Tips 9 of 10-Concerns for Parenting Plans Part 1

    Oct 21, 2024 • 1:04:40

    In this episode, Tom Davis emphasizes the importance of prioritizing children's emotional well-being and reducing conflict during divorce mediation, rather than focusing on material concerns like overnights and holidays.