Hosted by Erin Birt, J.D., CADC · EN-US · 29 episodes
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Restorative Divorce is an informative podcast for anyone considering divorce or coparenting without costly and destricutive litigation. We focus on the emotional, financial, and legal aspects of divorce and coparenting so you can be best prepared for the future. This podcast will guide you to find places of peace and resolution before, during, and after your divorce or separation. Videos and transcripts of our podcast can also be found at www.birtlaw.com.
Erin Birt, J.D., CADC hosts Restorative Divorce, a kids show with 29 episodes published.
What Is The Kitchen Table Divorce®? For generations, families gathered around kitchen tables to discuss important decisions, solve problems, and plan for the future. So why has divorce become something that immediately l
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Season 4, Episode 1: Why Divorce Escalates So Quickly Most families do not begin divorce wanting conflict, but many quickly find themselves overwhelmed by fear, stress, and reactive decisions. In this opening episode of
Show notesIn this episode, we dive into how parental alcoholism (or substance misuse) can impact child custody and visitation arrangements. We’ll explore how courts evaluate the role of substance abuse in parenting decisions and t
Show notesIn this episode of the Restorative Divorce Podcast, we sit down with Brenda Bridges, founder of Bridging Divorce Solutions, to explore how her personal journey through an unexpected and challenging divorce inspired her t
Show notesDiscover why Restorative Divorce outshines DIY and online services. Learn how our personalized, legally compliant, and emotionally supportive approach ensures long-term family well-being. Explore more at birtlaw.com.
Show notesIn this enlightening episode of Restorative Divorce, we explore a topic close to every parent's heart: the power of apologizing to our children during divorce and coparenting. Join us as we delve into practical strategie
Show notesIn this episode, Erin Birt and Tyler Birt dive into the complexities of co-parenting in an era dominated by electronic devices. Drawing from a recent blog post, they explore a pressing question: Can a co-parent power off
Show notesNavigating the Emotional Rollercoaster of Mediation discusses the common challenges individuals face during the mediation process. From feeling a loss of control to dealing with false accusations, mediation can be emotio
Show notesIn this episode, we delve into the intricate world of family law, exploring the nuanced benefits of in-person court appearances versus the convenience of short, quick Zoom sessions. Our expert guests shed light on why th
Show notes🎙️ Dive into the complexities of co-parenting in the digital age with our latest podcast episode! Join us as we unravel the impact of electronic devices on child custody arrangements, exploring the highs and lows of nav
Show notesIn this insightful episode, we bring together the legal expertise of a seasoned Divorce Attorney, Erin Birt, and the emotional guidance of skilled therapists (thank you Michael Galbraith and Bill Doherty) to delve into t
Show notesIn this episode, we'll discuss the signs your marriage is on the verge of collapse. If you're feeling like your marriage is headed for trouble, then watch this video and see if you can identify any of the signs. Marital
Show notesAre you wondering if co-parenting or parallel parenting is right for you? In this episode, we'll be diving deeper into the differences between co-parenting and parallel parenting to help you decide which is right for you
Show notesShould Illinois Pet Custody Laws Change?In this episode, we'll discuss the pros and cons of changing Illinois pet custody laws. We'll look at what the court considers in pet custody, and discuss some of the problems with
Show notesIn this episode, we're going to discuss three things you can learn from celebrity divorces. First, private divorces can be a valuable opportunity to learn about what works and what doesn't work when it comes to divorce.
Show notesIn this podcast, we'll discuss different mortgage options for the family centered divorce. We'll discuss different mortgage options, loan assumptions, real estate market conditions, and whether a spouse can qualify as a
Show notesIn this episode we will cover divorce from a child's perspective. Join us was we dive deep into the concerns of a child of divorce and learn some tips to help restore your coparenting relationship and start to restore an
Show notesWhy Prep for the Holidays in Spring? If you need to mediate to change your holiday schedule with your coparent, start preparing by listening to this episode. I will cover tips for modifying your holiday parenting schedul
Show notesListen to Part 2 of 3 Ways to Self-Sabotage Your Divorce. In this episode we discuss how abrupt and poor decisions can effect custody during your divorce. We also explain a new way to look at that tough word, "compromise
Show notesIf you are thinking about getting a divorce or you have learned your spouse wants a divorce, this episode is for you. In this episode we cover Part 1 of the 3 Ways to Self-Sabotoge Your Divorce. Learn from the mistakes o
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