Schedule a Free Discovery Session

Twenty minutes, on Zoom, at no cost. Not an intake and not a pitch. A conversation about what you’re actually deciding.

Most people arrive mid-sentence

By the time someone books, they’ve usually been having this conversation in their own head for months. You don’t need to tidy it up before we speak. Start anywhere, including in the middle, and I’ll follow. I’ve heard every version of this, and I’m not here to assess you.

What twenty minutes is good for

It isn’t long enough to resolve a divorce. It’s long enough to find the sentence underneath the story you’ve been telling yourself, which is rarely the one you expected. Most people leave with something specific to try, whether or not we ever speak again.

I’ll tell you if I’m the wrong person

Some of these conversations end with me pointing you toward a therapist, a lawyer, or a financial professional instead. That’s a real answer rather than a polite one, and I’d rather give it to you in twenty minutes than let you spend months finding it on your own. What you tell me stays with me, including if your spouse doesn’t know we’re speaking.

If you don’t know what you want yet

The most common reason people book isn’t “help me leave.” It’s “help me decide.” That work has its own shape, and it deserves a thinking partner as much as the leaving does, whether the question arrived last week or has been sitting quietly since your children were small.

I’m Cherie Morris, J.D., a CDC® Certified Divorce Coach and an instructor in the CDC® High Conflict Divorce Coaching certification program. I work often with the couple, and sometimes just the individual, to support the whole family system, nationwide and virtually.