Why Consider a Collaborative Divorce?
You might choose a Collaborative Divorce because you want to stay out of court, keep conflict to a minimum, and have control over the process. In a Collaborative Divorce, no one enters a courtroom.
What Is So Important about a Budget in a Divorce?
One of your most essential tasks in a Collaborative Divorce is to prepare a summary of your expenses, which we will call your budget.
How to Tell Your Spouse You Want a Separation or Divorce
10 tips to help you organize and prepare yourself for a difficult conversation: telling your spouse. One of the first questions I get from people who consult with me is “How do I tell my spouse?” Even if you believe your spouse sees it coming (or should have...Collaborative Prenuptial Agreements – How to Make Your Marriage Stronger and More Secure
If you are one of those couples in love and planning to share your lives, Shelter in Place has given you a unique opportunity to learn about your mate and to contemplate your life together. 2020 has ushered a period of particularly heightened uncertainty and with...Can We Still Be Friends (after Divorce)?
from Song by Todd Rundgren, 1978 If you’ve had enough birthdays, you may remember this 70’s song by Todd Rundgren. He poses a question that comes up at the end of relationships. Maybe, if we can still be friends, it will soften the blow, lessen the pain. A more...Find a Professional
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