How to Start Mediation With Your Spouse, Without the Pressure
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How to Start Mediation With Your Spouse, Without the Pressure
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How do you suggest mediation to a spouse who hasn't heard of it yet? Ken and Sarah walk through how to invite your spouse to mediation without pressure: why the decision has to be theirs, when to raise it and when not to, what Section 7.3 of Canada's Divorce Act says about trying to resolve things before court, and how a Ground Rules and Intentions template can lower the fear on both sides. Ken also shares the letter from his own separation that set off three years of lawyers and family court, and why it led him to become a mediator.
Download the Mediation Ground Rules and Intentions Template: https://to.dtsw.ca/ground
💬 Thanks for Listening Ken Maynard Thank you for joining us on the Soft Landing Divorce Podcast, where we believe that separation can be a starting point—not just an end. With the right support, you can navigate this transition with dignity, clarity, and a vision for your future. I’m Ken Maynard, Accredited Family Mediator and Certified Divorce Financial Analyst (CDFA), and founder of Divorce the Smartway. I help separating couples find resolution through constructive dialogue, practical financial planning, and family-first solutions.- 📞 Phone: (647) 360-3200
- 🌐 Website: divorcethesmartway.ca
- 📧 Email: kmaynard@dtsw.ca
- 📞 Phone: (647) 493-1800
- 🌐 Website: www.thesmartdivorce.com
- 📧 Email: sarah@thesmartdivorce.com
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