Family Law, Parenting and Divorce
One of the most crucial elements in Timesharing (commonly known as Child Custody) cases is the creation of a comprehensive Parenting Plan. A well-structured plan not only provides clarity and stability for the minor children but also ensures that both co-parents are...
Collaborative Law, Family Law
As a Family Law Client who chooses to proceed with your case by utilizing the Collaborative process, you may be curious about what will happen in the first meeting. Remember, Collaborative Law is a voluntary process. Both you and your spouse will work with...
Collaborative Law, Family Law
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...
