Collaborative Divorce: Good or Easy Advice – you can only pick one.
It’s inevitable: Once you tell your friends and family you have started your divorce, everyone will want to give you advice. Don’t listen.
How Do I Figure Out Alimony and Child Support
The Covid-19 pandemic upended so many different parts of our lives, including the ability to enforce alimony and child support payments. Here’s how.
How Do I Avoid Mistakes In Divorce?
Some lawyers charges hundreds of dollars an hour and are hardly worth it. Here’s the three biggest mistakes expensive divorce lawyers make.
How Do I Avoid Going To Court In My Divorce?
After many years of practicing as a collaborative divorce attorney, Chad Layton has some advice for you if you just started a divorce.
How to Slow Down and Listen During The Hectic Divorce Process
We’re all busy people. That’s why it’s so important to listen intently during my consultations with clients about their divorce. Here’s why.
How to Time Share the Children During the Holidays
A customized parenting plan drafted during the Collaborative Divorce process is really the best answer for this difficult question of parent sharing during the holidays.
Low-to-No Conflict Divorce
How do we make divorces in Palm Beach County easier? With fixed fees, a conflict-free approach, and your goals in mind. Learn more about our unique process here.
Same-Sex Couple Divorces
The Supreme Court of the U.S. rules that love wins in 2015. But what happens when the love falls out for same-sex couples? Let’s examine it here.
The P.E.A.C.E. Divorce Plan
In this article, Palm Beach County Collaborative Divorce Attorney Chad Layton explains the 5-step “PEACE” process for a successful divorce.
Real Property and Divorce in Palm Beach County
How is real estate property split up equitably during a divorce process in Palm Beach County? It’s tricky. Attorney Chad Layton explains here.
Small Business and Divorce
Splitting up business assets, operations, and profits in a divorce is a tricky proposition. There’s a few common ways to handle it, as attorney Chad Layton explains here.
Parents Working Together After Divorce
Putting children first is often easier said than done by parents going through a divorce. But as Collaborative Divorce attorney Chad Layton explains, it’s entirely possible to do.