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RDR

Locality: Stratford, Queensland, Australia

Phone: +61 474 478 500

Address: Suite 2/21 Kamerunga Road 4870 Stratford, QLD, Australia

Website: http://www.resolve.net.au

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24.01.2022 Just for fun. Be kind to each other and have a Merry Christmas from Ana and Abby at Resolve.

20.01.2022 Dr. Shefali shares her professional advice on parenting and loving your child in the most meaningful way. For Tom Bilyeu

20.01.2022 Hard to know what some people are thinking isn’t it? We often assume or guess what we don’t know and a lot of times we get it wrong. This is never truer than when we conflict with someone or the communication is strained. Mediation is an opportunity to have a facilitated conversation, get the words out, say what you mean and have others hear and understand you. Need help? Call RESOLVE 0474478500 or 0450367080 www.resolve.net.au

18.01.2022 Ana & Abby from Resolve have made my recent separation so much easier. Their professional manner and personalized approach has helped my ex and I immensely. We were assisted to negotiate together for the best outcome for our kids. This has in turn made a very difficult time that much easier on all of us. I would recommend them to anyone else going through a similar situation. Caroline Innisfail

17.01.2022 Change is possible.

14.01.2022 Is it happening in your workplace?

13.01.2022 A reminder for those poor parents struggling to communicate through separation - you are not alone, seek help - call today to see how we can assist - 0474 478 500 / 0450 36 70 80

10.01.2022 Sticky Issues - Wills & Inheritance Are there already warning signs that there might be strife in your family after you're gone? Wounded family members who are left out of a will, for whatever reason, are increasing in numbers, as are the challenges to peoples last will and testament. Death is agonising enough without the added pain of family conflict and estate administration can be just as much emotional as it is legal. In most cases the conflicted parties often end up wor...Continue reading

10.01.2022 http://www.essentialkids.com.au//how-to-help-your-children Some wonderful tips here from Maggie Dent as we return to school for a new year. Her tips can also be useful for children sharing time between two parents in two homes, particularly when they find the transition difficult. We hope your return to school has been as smooth as possible!

09.01.2022 The joy of Christmas?! Is Christmas now a distant memory? Was it a merry one? For many separated families Christmas can be less than merry when it involves fighting with an ex. So how do you survive the silly season when you are separated or divorced? Do you remember how Christmas was for you as a child? I remember the wonder and the magic of Christmas it was such a special time. Excited about Santa’s arrival, opening gifts, games with the family, Christmas lunch and never ...Continue reading

08.01.2022 Be sure to taste your words before you spit them out - you may be chewing them later!

06.01.2022 Children need loving dads.

06.01.2022 Thinking About Separation? So things are near the end. In your heart of hearts you know the relationship is over. Your partner knows it is too. So, what now? Where to from here? And what will happen with the children? Speak to friends and family and they all have an opinion and differing ones at that! No matter what opinion they have they are more than likely to tell you to hire a lawyer. Whilst it is not essential to ‘hire’ a lawyer, it is important to seek legal advice. K...now your rights from a legal perspective and store that information away, using it wisely as and when needed. Did you know that you don’t have to hire a lawyer to get divorced? I guess in this day and age of the internet and of D-I-Y everything it shouldn’t be surprising, but not many people know this. I wouldn’t, however, recommend that you D-I-Y your entire separation. There are too many emotions involved for starters. If you were to pick a 3-Step DIY Process I would suggest something along the lines of: 1. Speak to a Counsellor one or both of you. This will aid your emotional recovery. 2. Speak to a Lawyer both of you. Know and understand your legal rights (but don’t necessarily act upon them). 3. Speak to a Mediator get independent, third party advice every step of the separation process to ensure the children are supported and not forgotten in the adult issues that ensue. Thinking about separation can be a very long process. Sometimes it is simply about timing and only you will know when it is the right time for you!

04.01.2022 The real heroes in life are sometimes closer than you think...

04.01.2022 Easter is fast approaching and without a doubt, holidays present significant challenges for parents and children of blended and separated families. To make sure you and your kids have a successful Easter break here’s a few top tips from us: 1. Fair! What’s fair?! Stop focussing on fair! When parents discuss holidays and how to share time with the kids, they often become overly concerned with what’s fair and forget how it feels for kids. Remember what may feel fair for Mum or...Continue reading

03.01.2022 Struggling with your Separation? Make a Change - Mediate Separation is never easy and is often made more difficult when there are children to be considered. It can be a stressful and lonely process. Difficult, lonely and stressful it may be but this doesn’t mean that you have to cope alone. Getting help is crucial, particularly in those early stages when emotions often cloud sensible judgement. Research indicates that professional help in the form of counselling for yoursel...f or your children can be extremely beneficial but what about the practicalities? How do you make sensible parenting or property arrangements when you can’t even look at your ex, never mind hold a straight conversation with them? Mediation is key to helping you move forward and make the right choices for you and your children now and into the future. If your relationship didn’t work out, it should not be the cause for future family disharmony. Mediation can help you to be the parent you need to be and can help you to put arrangements in place for your children so that everyone feels valued and heard. Let your separation be the start of something new, something different for you and your children but not something destructive for your future. We offer Family Mediation to help you put sensible parenting arrangements in place. The focus is firstly on the children and primarily on the future. After all, you do not have to continually live in the past, the dark times, the disagreements. At Resolve, our mediation practice is to help your family overcome the stress and bitterness which is so often a feature of separation. We can help you to move forward in a positive way by helping you to implement the practical arrangements for your children. We can even help you with your property settlement, after all finances and children are often so closely interwoven that help is needed with both. To make a better future for your family and discuss how best to move forward in your separation, please call for an informal discussion about how we can help. Call Resolve: (07) 4058 0650 or 0474 478 500 or www.resolve.net.au See more