Written by attorney Angela Green, almost 2 years ago.
We are providing this guide with the hopes that you will use this resource to find the right attorney, divorce mediator or collaborative attorney. Here are some things you should look for during... more
Written by attorney Matthew Abatemarco, almost 3 years ago.
What are the benefits of collaborative law?. There are substantial benefits to utilizing a collaborative law model. First, clients agree not to go to Court by signing a contract. This contract... more
Written by attorney Lori Williams, over 1 year ago.
By: Lori T. Williams, Esq. Randall Pitler, Collaborative Divorce Attorney Part 4 of my 4 part Family Law Series features Collaborative Law Attorney,Randall Pitler, who explains theprocess and... more
Written by attorney Erika Salerno, almost 3 years ago.
COLLABORATIVE DIVORCE Collaborative divorce is a dispute resolution method whereby each party hires an attorney and all four work together in a cooperative, non-adversarial process with a mutual goal... more
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Written by attorney Sandra Crawford, almost 3 years ago.
Special Skills Training. Collaborative Practice is a relatively new model of dispute resolution. Basic skills training (usually 12+ hours) is offered at various locations around the world now. In... more
Written by attorney William DeCenso, almost 2 years ago.
Collaborative Divorce By: William A. DeCenso, Esq. The ending of a marriage is often characterized by hostility and strained communication. Divorce produces heightened stress for the principals... more
Written by attorney Diana Martinez, over 2 years ago.
Choose the right time.. Select a time that is convenient for both of you: don’t do it after a hard work day, when either or both of you are tired and/or short tempered.
Written by attorney Lori Barkus, almost 4 years ago.
A brief explanation of collaborative divorce. A collaborative divorce seems like an odd concept to many. After all, divorces are usually described as “messy” and “complicated” and are almost... more
Written by attorney Diana Martinez, over 2 years ago.
Reputation. Ask around. Most professionals, whether they are financial specilists, therapists/coaches, or other attorneys, know who are the true peacemakers and who are the litigators at heart.
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