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9/11/15
Sensible Alternatives To Litigated DivorceAs each marriage is unique, every divorce proceeding comes with its own set of unique issues and outcomes. Therefore, if you are considering ending your marriage, it is wise to become educated on the various options available. Many people believe inaccurately that litigation, the process where an action is brought to court by filing a Complaint and Answer, is the only option. It’s important to...Read More9/10/15
Case Study: How Collaborative Divorce Facilitated Alimony DiscussionsThe subject of alimony came up during a collaborative divorce case in Morris County during a team meeting with both spouses, their respective attorneys, the divorce coach, and forensic accountant who had valued the husband’s medical practice. The husband presented a range of alimony that he believed he could afford to pay. The wife began lobbying for a higher range maintaining that the husband could...Read More8/25/15
Don’t Let Anger Get In The Way Of Your Divorce ProcessWhen a couple decides to divorce, there can be a lot of stress, strain, hurt, and anger. Unfortunately, all too often, one or both spouses allow anger to get in the way, causing them to lose sight of their best interests and those of their children. While being angry is certainly understandable and to be expected, allowing anger to interfere in resolving the issues in...Read More8/23/15
3 Collaborative Divorce Myths DebunkedIt’s easy to see why traditional divorce lawyers might be intimidated by the collaborative divorce process. It’s shorter than the traditional process. It saves money. And it saves stress on both spouses and any children involved. The traditional process is drawn-out and can often cause unnecessary additional emotional and financial strain on the parties involved. Because of this, there are many myths about the collaborative...Read More8/22/15
7 Tips That Will Make Your Collaborative Divorce More SuccesfulA collaborative divorce is a great way to save time and money, and begin getting on with your life. But it will require some work and dedication in order to get through it successfully. If you’re considering a collaborative divorce, or about to undertake one, here are seven tips to make the process go much smoother: Trust the Process The key to success in a...Read More8/21/15
How To Get Your Divorce Done FasterDivorce can be a very long and drawn-out process, particularly if you “litigate” your divorce—that’s where you and your spouse end up in court. However, there are ways to move the divorce process along much faster. Go with an Uncontested Divorce As long as you and your spouse can agree on all of the issues surrounding the divorce, such as property division, alimony, child support,...Read More8/20/15
Why Collaborative Divorce Should Be Your First ChoicePeople who have gone through a divorce know that it can be a painful and expensive process. There is never a clear winner in divorce and often both parties involved can feel as if they have “lost” the battle. In New Jersey, litigated divorce can be stressful. It makes sense that people are looking for alternatives to long, drawn-out and expensive litigated divorce proceedings where the parties lose control over...Read More8/14/15
3 Steps For Putting Collaborative Divorce Into ActionChoosing to separate is a decision that few couples take lightly. After deciding to take this significant step, many people are confused, emotionally vulnerable, and generally unprepared to make another important decision. Nevertheless, an important choice looms on the horizon: Which process to legally divorce is best for you? Traditional divorces are often contentious and difficult for both parties. In order to avoid this painful...Read More8/12/15
How To Select A Divorce Lawyer In Just A Few HoursOne of the most important decisions that you will make in your divorce process is selecting the right attorney. Using the streamlined strategies below, you can find the right attorney in just a few hours. Gather Names from Friends and Professional Acquaintances Get personal recommendations from friends who have gone through divorce and ask about their experience with their lawyers. You can even gather recommendations...Read More8/10/15
A New Way To Think About DivorceFor many couples who are beginning the divorce process, finding a solution that will be beneficial to both sides can seem like an impossible task to accomplish. The ending of a marriage is a difficult process for both spouses even under the “best” of circumstances. Luckily, collaborative divorce offers a new way for former spouses to think about divorce. A Fresh Take on the Divorce...Read More