Events
Every month we host an event centered around the theme of divorce. We make sure to include topics related to the the legal, financial and emotional aspects of your divorce so your questions are answered.
Attendance is free and open to the public. No RSVP is required. Please bring a donation of a gift card (Target, Grocery, Gas, etc.) or personal care item (shampoo, soap, etc.) for the clients of A Womans Place, the domestic violence shelter for Bucks County.
April 23: Co-parenting: Thinking of the Kids First
Speaker: Amy Tielemans, LMFT, Amy Tielemans & Associates
Date: Tuesday, April 23, 2019
Time: 7pm – 8pm
Location: Doylestown Library, 150 S, Pine Street, Doylestown, PA 18901
Co-Parenting: Thinking of the Kids First
What does your children’s “post divorce” life look like?
Are you doing all you can to co-parent effectively to provide an environment for your children to grow and become happy successful adults?
When divorced parents cooperate, respect one another and minimize conflict, their children tend to feel more secure, are more confident, do better in school and have better relationships in the future.
- Identify your style of co-parenting best for you.
- Learn what is truly important to your kids.
- Learn how your behaviors towards your child’s other parent affect your children now and for the future.
- Learn tips and strategies for:
- Communication between parents.
- Decision making for the best interest of your child
- Creating a parenting plan that works for the future
May 21: Being a Successful Single Dad
Speaker: A Panel Discussion featuring several Divorced Fathers. Moderated by Amy Tielemans, LMFT, Amy Tielemans & Associates
Date: Tuesday, May 21, 2019
Time: 7pm – 8pm
Location: Doylestown Library, 150 S, Pine Street, Doylestown, PA 18901
Being a Successful Single Dad
Divorced Dads get a pretty bad reputation – whether they deserve it or not. This panel discussion features several Divorced Fathers who will share their stories, lessons learned, and what they might do differently if they could. Get some tips on how to learn new routines, balance work and family, and how these dads worked hard to become the dads that their kids needed them to be.
Previous Seminars and Events
- 11/11/2015 – Handling Holidays During Divorce
- 12/9/2015 – Helping your Kids Handle the Holidays in Divorce
- 1/26/2016 – Legal Options for Divorce
- 2/23/2016 – Financial Impacts of Divorce
- 3/29/2016 – Real Estate: How to Sell Fast!
- 4/26/2016 – Should I stay or Should I go?
- 5/24/2016 – After Divorce: Your Financial Life
- 6/21/2016 – Social
- 9/20/2016 – Dividing The Assets (Equitable Distribution)
- 10/18/2016 – Tax Planning for Divorce
- 11/15/2016 – Handling the Holidays During Divorce
- 12/13/2016 – Ask the Experts, a Panel Discussion
- 1/24/2017 – Legal Options for Divorce
- 2/28/2017 – What to do with the house in Divorce
- 3/28/2017 – Financial Impacts of Divorce
- 4/25/2017 – Cost Effective Divorce
- 5/30/2017 – Top 10 Divorce Mistakes
- 6/27/2017 – Post Divorce Dating
- 7/18/2017 – Remarriage & Blended Families
- 8/8/2017 – Social
- 9/19/2017 – Custody & Co-parenting
- 10/24/2017 – Tax Planning for Divorce
- 11/14/2017 – Career Transitions in Divorce
- 12/5/2017 – Planning for your Divorce
- 1/23/2018 – Real Estate in Divorce
- 2/13/2018 – Love Honor & Cherish THYSELF
- 4/24/2018 – Legal Options for Divorce
- 5/22/2018 – Financial Impacts of Divorce
- 6/26/2018 – Social
- 7/17/2018 – Your Credit and Divorce
- 9/18/2018 – College Planning in the Real World
- 10/16/2018 – Support and Taxes
- 11/13/2018 – Handling the Holidays during Divorce
- 12/4/2018 – Meet your Divorce Team
- 1/22/2019 – Legal Options for Divorce
- 2/19/2019 – Real Estate & Divorce: To Improve or Not to Improve
- 3/19/2019 – Back to Work: Your Kids have Flown, Now what?
- 4/23/2019 – Co-parenting: Thinking of the Kids First
- 5/21/2019 – Being a Successful Single Dad
- 7/16/2019 – Social
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