Your dream of divorce with love can come true.

More than anything you want to divorce.

You just don’t know how to do it without harming your kids.
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The Family Threads Ritual:

Reweaving Life During Divorce

We have rituals for tying the knot—but what about untangling our lives with care and compassion? How do we navigate separation in a way that keeps the family unit connected with peace and love? The Ritual for Divorce is a family-focused practice designed to bring clarity, understanding, and a sense of closure. It helps you move forward with intention while honoring the bonds that remain.

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When faced with Life's BIG Questions

You love him. He loves you. Yet you can’t live together. That’s awful for everyone.You want to divorce without harming your kids or spending a fortune.
What to do?
If your BIG question involves Mediation, click to learn more.

The pathway to freedom

Peace is possible

Like navigating a mountain path, divorce can be challenging—but with a peaceful, child-centered approach, your family can move forward safely, with clarity and support.

Peaceful Divorce: Client Experiences

★★★★★

Kim was recommended to me by a mutual friend when I was starting the divorce process. She is an excellent communicator and puts people first. I most definitely recommend Kim's services.

Marni McIntyre
★★★★★

I have sent a number of clients to Kim; often particularly difficult and high conflict cases. She is able to calm the troubled waters, get the clients to put their children and family first, and obtain a fair resolution.

Ruth Pradzynski
★★★★★

Kim has such a calming nature and is incredibly compassionate. I highly recommend Kim every time I hear a marriage is breaking down where the people involved care about protecting their integrity and wish for a peaceful resolution, especially when there are children involved.

Andrea Kerr
★★★★★

I think you're doing necessary, lovely work. People going through a divorce are experiencing something that can be extremely painful and leave them feeling like failures. You're bringing humanity into that process and I'm certain stepping lightly and carefully and leaving people feeling empowered and not broken.

Morag Macpherson

Los Angeles, CA

Taking it one step at a time

Like navigating a mountain path, divorce can be challenging—but with a peaceful, child-centered approach, your family can move forward safely, with clarity and support.

Family Focused Freedom

My Approach

I help parents navigate a peaceful, child-focused divorce—minimizing conflict, guiding them through the legal process, and rebuilding a healthy family dynamic where children can thrive.