Fort Lauderdale Family Law Blog
This morning, as I walked on the beach, I came across a woman drawing a heart in the sand and filling it with shells. It was beautiful and I was so...
How The Disqualification Clause Makes the Collaborative Process Different
Disqualification is the basic tenet, the bedrock of Collaborative Divorce. This clause states that if the Collaborative Process breaks down or is...
How Is Brexit Similar To Divorce?
Over the last few days, as the results of the British people’s referendum on whether to remain in the European Union (EU) or to leave the EU have...
My Open Letter To Governor Scott
Dear Governor Scott, I am writing to thank you for signing the Collaborative Law Act into law and for vetoing the current version of the Alimony...
How Your Children Learn From Divorce
Many parents worry about divorce and how it will affect their children. While the process of divorce is painful for everyone in the family, it...
Learning About True Love From Your Divorce
Being married and having a family can teach people a lot about themselves such as who they are and what they want to become as move forward in...
Collaborative Process Helping With ‘Gray Divorce’
Being married and having a family can teach people a lot about themselves such as who they are and what they want to become as move forward in...
Don’t Let Divorce Ruin The Good Memories
Divorce is never any easy situation for any party involved and can often be a hostile process. The Collaborative Process can help spouses divorce...
Mother Opens Up About Toughest Part Of Divorce
When two people end a marriage, often there are more than two people affected by the situation. In a recent post to the Huffington Post...
Can You Talk Money with Your Spouse?
The topic of money is often an emotionally laden topic--one that we avoid. We all have our own money history and money story. Many of...