What Are The 5 Best Practices For Parents Contemplating Divorce?
As parents, we think of our children first. When it comes to divorce, this is especially true. I am a parent, and I understand what…
What Is The Hardest Part of Divorce?
In my experience, it’s the unknown. Once you decide that divorce is going to happen, you are faced with some tough questions. Common Divorce…
How Do I Plan For A Collaborative Divorce?
Making the choice not to fight in court is your first step in the right direction. Next, you can choose to work with professionals that…
How Do I Talk To My Children About Divorce?
Open and honest communication is crucial when the time comes to talk to your children about divorce, and what it will mean for your family….
Who Gets The House In a Divorce?
Collaborative Divorce: Interest Based Negotiation vs. Position Based Negotiation Interests are different from positions. A position generally has only one possible answer – who will…
10 Screening Questions: Is The Collaborative Process Right For My Divorce?
The Collaborative Divorce Process is a structured and streamlined approach that offers families an alternative to the traditional divorce litigation route. You can resolve your…
How Do I Obtain A Peaceful Divorce?
The way we start matters. More and more I hear this question from a husband or a wife, or both spouses, during a divorce consultation:…
Can I Use the Collaborative Process to Modify Alimony or a Parenting Plan?
Yes, the Collaborative Process works as a peacemaking option for divorce actions, and to modify or fix previously entered divorce judgments. Often times, years after…
Should I Hire a Bulldog Divorce Attorney?
Recently, I have heard several of my friends use the term “bulldog” attorney. There is nothing new about this term. We have all heard it…
What Are The Nuts And Bolts Of Collaborative Divorce: Is It Faster And Better?
What Are The Nuts and Bolts of Collaborative Divorce? Collaborative divorce is an alternative to the traditional adversarial divorce that plays out in Court, which…
Is Court The Best Place For My Divorce?
No, the courthouse is not the best venue to resolve your divorce. Courts and judges are needed to handle criminal cases, and many other legal…
How Do I Protect My Children In A Divorce?
Divorce affects the entire family, especially the children. Recognizing and identifying this concern is the first step to protecting your children from emotional damage that…