Posts by Editorial Team

What is a “Silent Divorce”? By Tracy Ann Moore-Grant The “silent divorce” or “quiet quitting” is very real and very common.  Over the past few years, I have noticed that as a divorce lawyer, my clients are about 70% women over 50 which is an unusual phenomenon. For most, if not all, they have stated…

Breaking the Silence: Divorce, Stigma, and Change in South Asian Communities By Neena Saxena, Lawyer & Mediator, Patterson Moore Butler, Georgia Divorce is never easy, but within South Asian communities, it often comes with an added layer of complexity. Even as attitudes slowly shift, many people navigating separation still face deep-rooted stigma, family pressure, and…

A Paralegal’s Insider Guide to Saving Time, Money, and Sanity in Your Divorce Navigating a divorce is one of life’s most challenging transitions. It’s a period fraught with emotional turmoil, complex decisions, and significant financial pressure. The path you choose and the professional team you build can make all the difference between a process that…

Gainesville ParTEA for a Cause A special thank you to Amicable Divorce Network member, Natalie Teston, who hosted a beautiful tea party to highlight Amicable Divorce Network and raise money for a great cause, Dancing for a Cause in Hall County. This year, Natalie Teston is one of the featured dancers for this annual charity…

Amicable Divorce Network Expands to San Diego with New Chapter Led by Hannah Ohman The Amicable Divorce Network (ADN) is excited to announce the launch of its newest chapter in San Diego, California. This expansion reflects the growing demand for divorce professionals who are committed to helping families resolve conflict outside of court through respectful,…

What happens to season tickets for your favorite sports team in a divorce? Sometimes the passion for a sports team that connected the parties while dating becomes the most contention asset in a divorce. Season tickets to your favorite team can be difficult to divide, and in some circumstances, not able to be transferred at…

Why the use of AI is NOT Recommended for Divorce Cases By Tracy Ann Moore-Grant Parties to divorce and family law matters are more and more turning to the emerging technology of AI for their cases. However, people should be advised that the use of AI can not only be inaccurate, but public. Most AI…

Suzanne Winlove-Smith has been appointed as an Amicable Ambassador for Ontario, Canada.  Leadership Spotlight in Ontario! The Amicable Divorce Network is proud to announce that Suzanne Winlove-Smith has been appointed as an Amicable Ambassador for Ontario, Canada. In this role, Suzanne will lead the development of a local Amicable Divorce Network community in Ontario, bringing…

Divorce by Design: Building Your Team to Stay Out of Court Divorce Doesn’t Have to be a Battle. For too long, the default narrative around divorce has been rooted in conflict—courtrooms, drawn-out litigation, and emotional and financial exhaustion. But there’s a different path emerging. One that is intentional, strategic, and, most importantly, human-centered. That path…