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Thank you for choosing Strategize Divorce Coaching to help with your family court needs. We network with a lot of different people so we can get you the help you need. We charge $45 for 45 minutes of coaching services over the phone. If we refer you there is no extra cost to you. We do not contact customers on weekends, but you can still obtain services on those days. Pay for an appointment and a coach will be contacting you soon.





Coaches do not give legal advice. They may make suggestions or provide ideas, but you are the one who makes the decisions. Strategize Divorce Coaching and their coaches are not liable for any suggestions by a coach or the outcome in your case.

If you are not satisfied with your services you can use the contact page to file a complain and the matter will be looked into. You will then be contacted to discuss the situation. This may be done by three-way calling, Skype, or by email.

We really want to help anyone in the family court system the best way we can. We know so many families are being hurt and traumatized by the system and how it is set up. We love feedback so let us know what you are thinking!

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