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Couples who want to have an amicable divorce and stay out of court, but want to have ongoing legal guidance every step of the way as they negotiate their agreements, often choose a collaborative divorce approach as opposed to a litigated one. Collaborative divorce is...
Spouses who are in the midst of divorce may sometimes disagree about the parenting of their children. These disagreements can quickly lead to difficult discussions and emotional reactions. The collaborative law process, with the help of experienced family law...
Divorce later in life, possibly after decades of marriage, has become a relatively common phenomenon in the United States. People dissatisfied with their relationships and craving happiness in their golden years may decide to pursue a gray divorce, which is the term...
It’s hard enough to end a marriage. Divorce cases that go to court produce an adversarial situation where there are no winners. Children can be permanently impacted by the divorce process, and divorce can also take a toll on your pocketbook and your reputation....
Divorce is a difficult time for everyone involved, whether children are involved or not. Couples often struggle with the uncertainty of the legal process, financial concerns, and the emotional toll that the process takes on everyone. It is essential to know that you...
When I meet with someone who needs help with a divorce, one of the first things I often hear is that the person believes that most aspects of the divorce either are, or will be, agreed, and they do not want to turn this into a fighting match between attorneys....
I still practice contested litigation - about half of my law practice. It can be professionally challenging to switch from collaborative divorce practice to a litigious mindset in the same day, and sometimes the same hour. Since my preference is for collaborative law,...