Posts Tagged ‘family law’
Tips on How to Co-Parent During the Coronavirus – Join Us for Our FREE Divorce Options Workshop, April 24
Going through a divorce and learning how to co-parent is difficult enough. Adding the Coronavirus to the mix makes it even more difficult. It’s important to get professional advice on how to effectively co-parent during a pandemic. Join us on April 24 to learn tips on how to co-parent during the Coronavirus and much more.…
Read MoreHow the Collaborative Process Can Help Your Divorce During a Pandemic?
Some Courts in the US have closed and some are open for emergency issues only due to the threat of spreading the coronavirus to others. This closure has no doubt moved divorce cases further out for 2020, or even 2021. And due to this closure, couples are exploring other ways to handle their divorce process.…
Read MoreTrue or False: Is January a High Divorce Month?
For many, the month of January starts off with taking down festive decorations and creating New Year’s resolutions, but did you know divorces are more likely to occur during this month too? Most often, lawyers see their new cases drop off from November and December and then pick up once the holiday celebrations have passed…
Read MoreWhat You Should Know About Your Divorce Settlement?
When a marriage dissolves through a divorce, the family can feel like it’s in shambles. But did you know there may be a better way to reach a mutual agreement in a calm, dignified and fair way for all involved? The Collaborative Process The collaborative divorce process is a way that married couples can divorce…
Read MoreHow does divorce affect my retirement?
Many people start the divorce journey in a certain mindset and often neglect to think about a long-term game plan that includes your retirement and how that will affect your financial landscape. Here are some questions we like to ask our clients regarding how their divorce will change their retirement picture: How will my 401K…
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