For the partner staying, the one moving out, or both.

I've lived this, and I understand what it asks of you. My own divorce came after twenty years of marriage, moves between five houses and two countries, with kids watching how I handled everything. I know what it takes to make a home feel like just yours, and I know how challenging it is to do it alone, without someone in the room who's done it before.

The work here is intentionally non-partisan. I serve the partner keeping the house, the partner moving out, or both — sometimes in coordinated parallel engagements. I'm not a mediator and not a therapist; I'm the person who handles the practical, hands-on, considered work that sits between every other professional in a separation.

Best fit:

Any moment in or after a separation where the home needs to change and you don't have the energy to figure it out alone. Could be the week after the divorce papers are filed, or eighteen months after, when you've realized the house still feels like both of yours.

How clients usually start:

Most divorce clients come to The Reclaim. A smaller number engage The Divide while the household is still being split. Two Homes, One Childhood is for the co-parenting phase that follows.