Amicable Divorce Network

The Amicable Divorce Network (ADN) is excited to announce the launch of its newest chapter in San Diego, California. This expansion reflects the growing demand for divorce professionals who are committed to helping families resolve conflict outside of court through respectful, solution-focused processes partnered with the professional desires in family law to have a practice that is rooted in helping families out of court and reducing conflict. Leading the San Diego Chapter is ADN member Hannah Ohman, Esq., a highly respected real estate professional with a legal education who specializes in helping divorcing homeowners navigate one of the most complex aspects of separation and divorce—the marital home.

San Diego professionals wanting to get more information on membership can find Hannah in our membership directory or reach out to [email protected]

✨ Welcome Kesiha Tompkins to Amicable Divorce Network ✨

Please join us in welcoming Kesiha Tompkins, a Georgia Realtor®, as a new member of the Amicable Divorce Network.

Kesiha understands that real estate decisions are often among the most significant and emotional aspects of the divorce process. As a trusted real estate professional, she helps clients navigate housing transitions with professionalism, compassion, and a focus on achieving the best possible outcome for their future.

At Amicable Divorce Network, we believe that successful divorce outcomes often require a team of experienced professionals working together to support families through every stage of the process. Kesiha’s expertise in the Georgia real estate market makes her a valuable resource for individuals and families facing important housing decisions during and after divorce.
We are proud to welcome Kesiha to our growing network of vetted professionals who are committed to helping families resolve matters with dignity, respect, and a focus on positive solutions.

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Welcome, Kesiha!

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