Category Archives: Collaborative Divorce
What to know about Collaborative Divorce in Florida
There are multiple ways to resolve a divorce. Litigation is the standard method most people think of, but there are alternative methods that are becoming more common. Some of these include mediation, arbitration, and collaborative divorce. Collaborative Law Basics With collaborative divorce, each party retains an attorney who is trained in collaborative divorce methods…. Read More »
What are the Pros and Cons of Collaborative Divorce in Florida?
Florida is one of a handful of states that passed a law allowing the use of a collaborative process in family law matters, including divorce. If you haven’t heard of collaborative divorce, it’s important to familiarize yourself with what it is, as well as the possible pros and cons. What is Collaborative Divorce? The… Read More »
The Collaborative Divorce Process in Florida
In mid-2017, the Collaborative Law Process Act (CLPA) went into effect in Florida. At the time the governor signed the law, Florida was only the 14th state to enact a collaborative law statute. The CLPA helps promote the resolution of family law disputes through a collaborative process rather than letting a third party (a… Read More »
Collaboration or Mediation for Your Florida Divorce?
Though you hear about couples all the time that go through a long, drawn-out divorce in which neither party can agree on the terms, not every divorce is so contentious. There are many couples out there that agree to resolve matters on their own and in a less-confrontational, more affordable manner. If you and… Read More »
How to Manage Your Florida Divorce Over the Holidays
The holidays are probably the worst time to go through a divorce, as it is one of those times of years that people feel a need to share with others—especially a significant other. If you find yourself in the middle of a Florida divorce during the holidays, there are a few tips you can… Read More »
Collaborative Divorce? Mediation? What Is the Difference?
When a divorce or separation becomes the best course of action for a couple, people often assume that they do not have choices in how to conduct the divorce. In fact, beyond the traditional method of divorce (through a court petition and ending with a divorce or separation agreement signed by a judge), there… Read More »
An Alternative to Court: Collaborative Divorce
Divorce can be accomplished through a variety of means other than traditional, in-court litigation, including mediation, collaborative divorce, arbitration, private judging, and even do-it-yourself methods. In a previous blog, mediation was discussed, including its advantages and disadvantages. This post discusses a similar but slightly different option for court-free divorce – collaborative divorce – and… Read More »
Collaborative Divorce: A Less Expensive, Less Confrontational Approach
Collaborative divorce has been called the kinder, gentler divorce, and it promises its users a less expensive, less confrontational end to their marriage. But what exactly is collaborative divorce, and is it right for you? Collaborative Divorce: An Alternative Method of Dispute Resolution Collaborative divorce allows couples going through a divorce or child custody… Read More »
