Collaborative divorce is the process of working through the issues in your divorce in interest-based negotiation. That allows you and your spouse to create agreements that meet your mutual and individual goals and needs. Here are some of the reasons you should...
Collaborative Family Law
Child support and your driver’s license
When working through the divorce process as a parent, it is important to focus on child support. Regardless of whether you expect to receive payments or take on these obligations, you should understand your options, the way in which courts calculate support and the...
Reasons why the traditional divorce process is outdated
No one gets married thinking that they will end up divorced. But in the United States, that is what happens to almost 50% of married couples. For many years, divorce was a nasty and expensive process. That model is obsolete today. There are better ways to end a...
Is bird nesting right for you?
When going through a divorce as a parent, your child will always end up on your mind. How can you make this less difficult for them? How can you limit their pain and suffering? What can you do to provide them with even a little more stability? This is where bird...
What steps should you take when dividing property?
Reaching an agreement outside of court with your spouse can make the divorce process go much more smoothly. When it comes to dividing property, though, it can be tough to agree on everything. Yahoo explains there are some steps you can take to make property division...
Getting to know the collaborative divorce process
Divorce can be a challenging time for Florida couples. The end of a marriage is often accompanied by emotional turmoil, along with the practical and legal aspects of property division, child custody and spousal support. While some couples may have high-conflict...
Learning about collaborative divorce in Florida
Divorce in Florida can be peaceful, easy, more affordable, and fast without necessarily going to court. The law allows you to focus on settlement and negotiation when ending your marriage instead of going through the traditional litigation process. If you are...
Avoid unwanted financial shock after a divorce
Women in Florida are often shocked after their divorce is final when they realize some of the financial realities that they face. Many times, they only learn of these difficulties once it is too late to do anything about them. Education and preparation are the keys to...
Collaborative law could limit contention during divorce
Ending a marriage is typically a traumatic process that could be exacerbated by the presence of contention. However, collaborative law offers couples in Florida and elsewhere the opportunity to finalize a divorce amicably. Those who can sit down together and negotiate...
Collaborative law can provide a friendlier divorce
Gray divorce is a term used to describe older couples who are seeking to divorce in Florida. It is becoming a more commonplace phenomenon among baby boomers and older Americans. While divorce is never easy, there is a friendlier alternative to the court litigated...
