Orlando Divorce Attorney Tom Marks Joins Lee Wright to Outline Benefits of Collaborative Law

Collaborative Law

As a member of The Collaborative Family Law Group of Central Florida, Attorney Tom Marks attends monthly general meetings as well as development group meetings to connect with other advocates of the Collaborative process. During a recent general meeting, he met Lee...

Tom Marks and Dexter Sanders Discuss Family Law and Collaborative Divorce

Collaborative Law, Divorce, Family Law

Collaboratively-trained Family Law Attorney Tom Marks recently spoke with Back 2 God’s radio host, Dexter Sanders. For those who missed part one of their conversation, CLICK HERE to check it out. Dexter was interested in learning more about how Attorney Tom Marks...

Are You an Ideal Client for the Collaborative Process in Orlando, Florida?

Collaborative Law

Is your Orlando Family Law case related to a Divorce or Paternity matter? Do you and the other party involved have common goals regarding the resolution of your case? Would you both be interested in handling this matter privately and outside of Court? If you answered...

How to Save Money During the Collaborative Divorce Process in Orlando Florida

Collaborative Law, Family Law

Divorce and Family Law matters can be emotionally and financially draining. Especially considering that each case has varying timelines. In recent years, a new way to navigate these turbulent waters while saving money and preserving your relationships exists:...

Choosing Between Mediation or the Collaborative Process in a Central Florida Family Law Case

Collaborative Law, Mediation

When facing Family Law matters in Central Florida, such as Divorce, Timesharing (commonly known as Child Custody), Paternity, etc. it’s essential to explore your options for resolving these issues. Two popular alternative dispute resolution methods available in...

Litigation vs Collaborative Divorce in Orlando Florida

Collaborative Law

In a Divorce process, couples typically have two main options: Litigation or the Collaborative Law Process. Each approach has its own set of pros and cons, and Collaborative Divorce is often considered a better option for avoiding an acrimonious divorce and for...