On behalf of Reed Law | Jan 30, 2019 | Collaborative Family Law
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...
On behalf of Reed Law | Jul 16, 2018 | Collaborative Family Law
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...
On behalf of Reed Law | Mar 1, 2018 | Collaborative Family Law
The end of a marriage is a challenge for everyone involved. The process can be emotionally draining and full of lifestyle adjustments. A divorce can also be financially draining, but there are some common ways to diminish the financial effects of ending a marriage. A...
On behalf of Reed Law | Dec 20, 2017 | Collaborative Family Law
A newer method of resolving marital issues was recently discussed in a news article. Collaborative law, as it is known, allows individuals to work together with lawyers, mental health professionals and financial advisers (among other professionals) to reach an...
On behalf of Reed Law | Nov 9, 2017 | Collaborative Family Law
One of the blessings of the do-it-yourself age is that individuals can easily access the means to complete legal transactions. Unfortunately, the do-it-yourself approach does not train individuals in the legal specifics or account for considerations regarding certain...
On behalf of Reed Law | Aug 31, 2017 | Collaborative Family Law
Most people will experience a life-changing event at least once in their lifetime. For many, a divorce changes their lives in dramatic ways. Whether they choose a collaborative approach, or whether the dissolution is adversarial, divorced people will contend with...
