Divorce Coaching for Niagara
Strategy and Clarity for Life’s Transitions
Individual support for organizing your thoughts, preparing questions for your lawyer or other professionals, and planning difficult conversations during separation.
“I do” doesn’t have to define you. Neither does “I’m done.”
Coaching does not provide legal advice, legal documents, representation, or therapy. Seek independent legal advice about your rights, forms, deadlines, and agreements. Outcomes and savings are not guaranteed.
| Focus | Possible takeaway |
|---|---|
| Meeting preparation | A personal question list and priorities to take to your lawyer, mediator, or other professional. |
| Personal organization | A way to organize your own notes, appointments, and follow-up tasks. |
| Communication planning | Opening language, listening questions, and personal boundaries for a conversation. |
| Decision reflection | A list of options and questions requiring professional advice, followed by a personal next-step plan. |
Is this for you?
Coaching may be useful if you want to:
Prepare questions and priorities before a professional meeting.
Organize your own notes and tasks without interpreting legal requirements.
Plan clear, respectful communication and personal boundaries.
Reflect on next steps with a thinking partner.
For urgent protection, legal deadlines, or mental-health needs, seek the appropriate professional support. Keep detailed personal information out of public website forms.
Pricing & Packages
Initial consultation: 60 minutes, free.
Single Strategy Session: $200, focused on one specific decision or hurdle.
The Divorce Reset Package: four sessions for $750, focused on strategy for the early stages.
Paid coaching sessions are typically 60 minutes. Confirm the scope before booking. HST is included. Paid services require a 50% non-refundable deposit at booking. At least 24 hours’ notice is required to reschedule.
Divorce coaching complements your legal counsel and does not replace legal advice or therapy.