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Communicating with the Neutrals in a Collaborative Case

The Collaborative Process is a neutral process where both parties agree on an alternative to litigation. Potential candidates for Collaborative Law include spouses and unmarried parents who have at least some common goals, a genuine desire to protect their minor...

Collaborative Law: A Brief History and Overview

Collaborative Law

Florida’s Collaborative Law Process Act came to be in 2016, but the original concept for Collaborative Law came from Minnesota by an Attorney named Stuart Webb in 1990. He realized the importance of personal relationships in the legal process. Attorney Webb believed...

Four Types of Counseling to Consider During the Divorce Process

Divorce

Experiencing a Divorce can bring up a variety of emotions. Couples who are ending their Marriage may go through different stages of grief– denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance. Speaking with a Licensed Mental Health Professional could be...

Three Ways to Support Single Moms This Mother’s Day

Parenting and Divorce

Mother’s Day is around the corner. On this day, many families are intentional about catering to the matriarch of their home. What about single mothers? In our society today, many retailers and companies feature ideal gift ideas for mom. While many of those ideas are...

How to Approach Loneliness After Finalizing Your Divorce

Divorce

The early days, weeks, or months after a Divorce is finalized can be an emotional rollercoaster. Some mornings, you may wake up with gratitude for a fresh start. Others may feel heavy and filled with grief. Unlike the finality that comes with the death of a loved one,...

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