Divorce is always a challenging journey. For those in the military or married to someone in the military, divorce comes with its own set of unique considerations. Here are some tips to help military families navigate the divorce process with respect, open...
One of the most important decisions in a divorce is how to handle the house. For many couples this is the biggest asset in their family’s estate. But before any decisions can be made it is important to gather a significant amount of background information. This...
The unthinkable has happened- you or your spouse decided to pursue a divorce. Now what? It’s time for a long, contentious slog in court with fighting, bickering, and hefty fees, right?
What if there was another way – private, non-adversarial, potentially less costly, and much better for your family as a whole? Going to court is not the only way to get through a divorce. In fact, there are a few ways to avoid costly court divorces. Let’s take a look at one of them – the Collaborative Divorce Process to see if it’s a right fit for you.
If you haven’t had the opportunity to watch the 2015 documentary “Divorce Corp.”, which is available on Netflix, take the time soon to do that. It’s a frightening look at the corruption, collusion, and abuse that sometimes happens in the Family Court system. After you see it you’ll wonder, how does a person protect themselves and know if their Attorney is one of the “good ones”?
You may be facing a crisis in your marriage, so you decide to divorce. Now with that decision, will you keep things ethical as you move forward? Can you find a process and path that’s works best for you and your family? While only 5% of litigated divorce cases today...
Yes, very well based on the statistics below found on the Florida Academy of Collaborative Professionals (FACP) website. U.S. Statistics on Collaborative Divorce The International Academy of Collaborative Professionals (IACP) reports that 86% of Collaborative cases...
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Identify Your Priorities, Before Having Any Discussion With Your Spouse
Knowing your priorities will help you be confident in what to ask for, and what you can live without.
