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Divorce Prep Conference

Get clear before the first irreversible move. Spend one focused day with the professionals who understand the legal, financial, parenting, mediation, privacy, and safety decisions ahead.

DateSaturday
November 7, 2026
Time9:00 AM to 6:00 PM ET
AccessLive online
Miami-Dade + Broward
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One day. Five decision tracks.Your next five moves, in order.Every 90-minute block includes a shared fireside, one of five expert breakouts, and one of four facilitated peer discussions.
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What you will know by 6:00 PM

Leave knowing exactly what to do next.

These are not broad motivational sessions. Every room is built to answer a decision you may need to make before Monday morning.

  • 01How to tell whether filing first actually changes your position, without rushing into a costly mistake.
  • 02The 30-document money file professionals need before accounts move or memories change.
  • 03Why the house is rarely a simple keep-or-sell decision, and the worksheet that exposes the real tradeoff.
  • 04How to match a parenting schedule to the child instead of building it around the conflict.
  • 05The digital privacy reset to run before passwords, devices, and shared cloud accounts become a problem.
  • 06The questions that reveal whether you need a lawyer, mediator, financial specialist, therapist, or more than one.
  • 07Four live-only group discussions in every block, each led by one facilitator and built around what attendees are experiencing.
  • 08How to put your next five moves in the right order, so Monday morning starts with a plan.

The complete speaker roster

Twenty-five speakers.Five decision tracks.

Each breakout has its own expert, headshot, credential, session, and social links. The profile slots below are ready to replace as speakers are confirmed.

Saturday, November 7

A real conference.Built for decisions.

Move through the same three-step rhythm in every block: shared context, expert guidance, and a moderated peer conversation. Finish with five decisions you can act on.

Doors open and welcome

Enter the live venue, explore the rooms, and get ready for the opening session.

Decision block 1: Choose the right first move before anyone files

Fireside at 9:30. Expert breakouts at 10:00. Four facilitated peer discussions at 10:30.

Decision block 2: See the full financial picture before you negotiate

Fireside at 11:00. Expert breakouts at 11:30. Four facilitated peer discussions at 12:00.

Lunch, resource hall, and expert connections

Take a break, visit the resource area, and connect with participating professionals.

Decision block 3: Build a parenting plan that works in real life

Fireside at 1:00. Expert breakouts at 1:30. Four facilitated peer discussions at 2:00.

Decision block 4: Protect your privacy, your records, and your safety

Fireside at 2:30. Expert breakouts at 3:00. Four facilitated peer discussions at 3:30.

Decision block 5: Choose the right experts and your next five moves

Fireside at 4:00. Expert breakouts at 4:30. Four facilitated peer discussions at 5:00.

Closing main stage: Choose your next five moves

Turn the day into a 90-day prep plan and bring the final questions that could change what comes next.

The complete agenda

Learn from experts.
Talk it through together.

Every 90-minute decision block opens with a shared fireside, then gives you five expert breakouts and four facilitated peer discussions. Choose one expert room and one group conversation in every block.

Twenty-five expert talks. Twenty facilitated peer discussions. Every option shown below.

Legal and process9:30 AM to 11:00 AM

Choose the right first move before anyone files

9:30 AMShared fireside10:00 AMExpert breakouts10:30 AMFacilitated peer discussions

Choose one expert breakout

  1. File First or Wait? What Changes and What Usually Does Not
  2. Litigation, Mediation, Collaborative, or DIY? The Decision Tree Before You Choose
  3. The First 30 Days: Deadlines, Temporary Orders, and the Calendar You Need to Build
  4. Do You Need a Lawyer? The 10 Questions That Reveal Your Real Level of Risk
  5. Living in Different States? The Jurisdiction Questions to Answer Before You Start

Choose one facilitated peer discussion

Money and assets11:00 AM to 12:30 PM

See the full financial picture before you negotiate

11:00 AMShared fireside11:30 AMExpert breakouts12:00 PMFacilitated peer discussions

Choose one expert breakout

  1. The 30-Document Money File: What to Gather Before Accounts Move or Memories Change
  2. Keep, Sell, or Buy Out the House? Build the Decision Worksheet Before You Negotiate
  3. Retirement, Equity, and Deferred Compensation: The Assets People Forget to Inventory
  4. Self-Employed or Cash Income? Build a Clean Paper Trail Without Making Accusations
  5. Your Post-Separation Budget: The Numbers to Know Before Support and Settlement Talks

Choose one facilitated peer discussion

  1. What keeping or leaving the house means to you
  2. Starting over on one income
  3. Talking about money when the numbers feel unclear
  4. The financial unknowns keeping you up at night
Parenting and two homes1:00 PM to 2:30 PM

Build a parenting plan that works in real life

1:00 PMShared fireside1:30 PMExpert breakouts2:00 PMFacilitated peer discussions

Choose one expert breakout

  1. 2-2-3, Week-On/Week-Off, or Something Else? Match the Schedule to the Child
  2. Holidays Without Annual Warfare: Write the Exceptions Before the Conflict
  3. The Parenting-Plan Details Most Parents Miss: School, Medical, Travel, and Activities
  4. Stop Using the Kids as Messengers: Build a Communication Protocol for Two Homes
  5. When Schedules Break: What to Track Before You React

Choose one facilitated peer discussion

  1. Sharing what you have told the kids so far
  2. What has made a two-home schedule easier or harder
  3. Holidays, school, travel, and the moments that create stress
  4. What co-parenting communication feels like right now
Privacy and safety2:30 PM to 4:00 PM

Protect your privacy, your records, and your safety

2:30 PMShared fireside3:00 PMExpert breakouts3:30 PMFacilitated peer discussions

Choose one expert breakout

  1. Texts, Emails, and Social Posts: What Becomes Part of the Story
  2. The Digital Privacy Reset: Passwords, Devices, Cloud Accounts, and Shared Access
  3. The Divorce Documentation System: A 15-Minute Weekly Habit That Saves Hours Later
  4. High Conflict Without High Chaos: Scripts for Boundaries, Logistics, and No-Response
  5. Safety Planning Before Separation: What to Prepare When Leaving Could Increase Risk

Choose one facilitated peer discussion

  1. The shared accounts and devices creating worry
  2. What you are documenting and why
  3. The boundaries you are trying to hold
  4. What feeling safer would look like
Experts and next moves4:00 PM to 5:30 PM

Choose the right experts and your next five moves

4:00 PMShared fireside4:30 PMExpert breakouts5:00 PMFacilitated peer discussions

Choose one expert breakout

  1. Interview the Attorney, Not Just the Website: 10 Questions Before You Pay a Retainer
  2. Mediator, CDFA, Therapist, Coach, or Accountant? Build the Right Team for Your Situation
  3. Your First Professional Meeting: Bring This One-Page Brief Instead of a Box of Papers
  4. The Settlement Reality Check: Separate Must-Haves, Tradeables, and Fear-Based Positions
  5. Leave With a 90-Day Divorce Prep Plan: Your Next Five Moves in the Right Order

Choose one facilitated peer discussion

  1. Who you have spoken with and what helped
  2. Getting ready for the first professional conversation
  3. Sorting priorities from fear
  4. The next five moves you want to make
Recording

Recording consent is included in the required ticket terms. Every Support Circle is recorded, and the red recording light remains visible throughout. Raw recordings are used internally to create de-identified worksheets, tip sheets, and future educational resources.

Support Circles inside every decision block

Learn it.
Choose your room.
Talk it through.

Four facilitated peer discussions follow the expert breakouts in every block. One trained facilitator opens the ground rules, points out the persistent recording light, guides the prompts, manages hand raises, and keeps the room from turning into individualized advice. Attendees can listen, share, or turn on a camera.

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Shared fireside

Five experts frame the decision and the tradeoffs.

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Expert breakout

Choose one of five focused sessions.

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Peer discussion

Choose one of four facilitated group conversations.

  • One trained facilitator per room
  • Up to 50 people, with cameras optional
  • Ticket terms require recording consent
  • Red recording light stays visible throughout
  • Raw recordings stay internal; published resources remove identifying details
  • No individualized legal, financial, or mental health advice

Registration is open

Be in the room on November 7.

Get one live day of coordinated guidance before legal, financial, and parenting decisions start colliding. Your pass gives you five shared firesides, one of five expert breakouts per block, one of four facilitated peer discussions per block, the expert resource hall, and the closing main stage. Recording consent for Support Circles is included in the required ticket terms.

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  • Saturday, November 7, 2026
  • 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM ET
  • Live virtual access
  • Miami-Dade + Broward
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