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Archives
Monthly Archives: July 2015
July 31, 2015
Charities: What You Give vs. How Much You Give
The holiday season is when many people do a significant portion of their charitable giving for the year. Once you have decided which charitable organization to support and how much, you should also consider how to give that support. What Continue reading…
July 28, 2015
Kids Notice Collaborative Divorce
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Children in Divorce • Collaborative Law
I have practiced law for almost 15 years. As a collaborative divorce attorney and mental health professional, I fundamentally believe my non-adversarial approach is better for children. The outcomes protect children’s best interests and provides them the best opportunity to thrive Continue reading…
July 23, 2015
Letting go of the Life You Had Once Imagined
No one imagines they will find themselves single, divorced, and living in a 4 bedroom house in the suburbs alone, and then it happens. So what do you do when you wake up and realize that your life is not Continue reading…
July 17, 2015
Low Cost, High Quality Divorce the Collaborative Way
As a neutral child specialist, I believe Collaborative Practice should be available to all families who want a child-focused, respectful, out-of-court divorce process. However, a critique often made of Collaborative Practice is how unaffordable it must be for families with Continue reading…
