Collaboration Is A Better Way.
Divorce already forces you to make hard decisions. The last thing you may want is a drawn-out fight in a courtroom where someone else controls the pace and the outcome. If you are looking for a way to move through this process with more control and less escalation, it...
If the word “prenup” makes you tense up, you’re not alone, because it can sound colder than it actually is. The reality is simpler, and you can approach it in a way that keeps the relationship intact. Here’s a clear look at it. What is a prenup? A prenup is a written...
When couples come together in a second marriage, often with children, prior financial obligations, and personal assets, a prenuptial agreement (prenup) can provide clarity, protection, and a stronger foundation for the future. For blended families, like the Brady...
“Gray divorce,” marriages that end when the spouses are age 50 or older , is on the rise. This is likely due to shifting social views, greater financial independence (especially for women), unresolved financial or addiction issues, empty-nest realizations, and...
Choosing how to end a marriage is likely the most significant decision you will make for the future of your family. Many parents worry that the legal process will lead to long-term emotional strain for their children. While the court system includes mandatory...
The first holiday season after a divorce can feel challenging or bittersweet. It is natural to feel sadness for the traditions you have lost. But this season is also a unique opportunity. You can consciously create new family traditions focused on your children’s...
While March typically sees the most divorce filings in the U.S., January consistently experiences a surge, as many consider it a perfect time for a fresh start. The holiday season is usually a time for joyful celebrations. However, for those considering a divorce, the...
A no-court divorce is faster, less stressful, and far more affordable than going to court. Mediation or Collaborative Divorce are no court divorce process options that avoid crowded court calendars. Couples can schedule quickly, reduce conflict, save substantial legal...
Even if you and your spouse can’t agree on every issue, a Collaborative Divorce can still be a success. The Collaborative Divorce process most often results in all matters being resolved. On occasion, a couple is able to resolve most matters, like property division or...
The weeks leading up to the holidays can bring mixed emotions. While many people look forward to family gatherings and traditions, others feel the weight of unresolved tension at home. If you have been thinking about ending your marriage, you might be wondering...