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Author Archives: Ron Ousky
June 30, 2018
Negotiating Better Outcomes in Divorce
Categories:
Divorce
Understanding the difference between interests and positions could make all of the difference in helping you negotiate a better outcome in your divorce. Position-Based Bargaining: Most people have a tendency to negotiate by arguing in favor of their positions. In Continue reading…
February 22, 2018
Unbundled Divorce: Getting just the right amount of legal help
Categories:
Collaborative Law • Divorce
There is a “new” way of going through divorce that puts clients in charge. It’s called “Unbundled Legal Service” and it means that the clients get to have legal advice without having the lawyers take over the full case. This Continue reading…
October 10, 2015
What Every Divorce Lawyer Should Explain About Divorce
Categories:
Divorce
Believe it or not, most divorce lawyers are very good people. I know that seems hard to believe, based on the negative opinions that much of the public has about lawyers; and about divorce. But it’s true. Divorce has never Continue reading…
September 25, 2015
Having Someone “On Your Side” During Your Divorce
Categories:
Divorce
Divorce is difficult and painful; so it can feel very important to have friends, family and an attorney “On Your Side”. But what does that truly mean? Sometimes, during a divorce having someone “on your side” might mean the very Continue reading…
September 17, 2015
Negotiating Better Outcomes in Divorce
Understanding the difference between interests and positions could make all of the difference in helping you negotiate a better outcome in your divorce. Position-Based Bargaining: Most people have a tendency to negotiate by arguing in favor of their positions. In Continue reading…
September 8, 2015
Divorce: Do You Really Need a Lawyer?
Categories:
Divorce
If you are getting a divorce, do you really need a lawyer? Increasingly, people are saying no. In some states, the number of people seeking a divorce without lawyers is reportedly as high as 70%. Is this a good idea? Continue reading…
August 27, 2015
Divorce: Preserving What You Can
Categories:
Divorce
Divorce means loss. It cannot be denied that a marriage is ending. However, the actual process of divorce can be one of preserving many things that do not have to be lost; including the well-being of your children, your emotional Continue reading…
