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To those of us who practice Collaborative Divorce, the collaborative approach is a clear winner: divorcing spouses each have legal...

Depending on the age of your children, college planning may be in the immediate future or quite a distance on the horizon. Either way,...

Divorce is a huge decision and life changing to say the least. Before you decide to tell your spouse, make sure that your mind is made up...

Life involves change. And there are many changes in life, such as going from being single, to married or partnered, to possibly having...

It is important for professionals and their clients to understand the features and characteristics of the assets they have before them...

A New Year’s Resolution for Everyone Ever wonder why New Year’s resolutions fail? We are so excited to make the commitment, determined...

When parents consider a separation or divorce usually one of the most important concerns for either parent will be how the divorce will...

For many couples going through divorce, the marital residence is their largest asset. This article will explore the options to consider...

The LICDP understands that Co-Parenting during the holidays can be an extreme source of stress for divorcing parents. Rest assured, there...

As the father of a child on the autism spectrum, the topic of financial planning for individuals with disabilities or special needs hits...

Divorce is stressful. For most, the prospect of divorce conjures many common emotions: anger, mistrust, doubt, sadness, sense of loss,...

Wedding bells resound as the happy couple conclude their marital vows. Filled with hope, desire, optimism, and love for each other they...

The Collaborative Process is not just for divorcing couples; its positive impact can be experienced by entire families as well. For most,...

The concept of a financial neutral is not novel to collaborative divorce. In litigation, the parties and their attorneys frequently...

What makes divorce a difficult and protracted process? Dealing with emotions. That may seem self-evident. Even though the divorce...

In a collaborative divorce matter, the parties’ lawyers will strive to ensure that the support payments proposed will enable each party...

Tips for Traveling with Your Co-Parent, New Spouses/Partners and Children Challenging but Not Impossible Sometimes after separation or...

How to Use Retirement Assets in Divorce Negotiations and How the SECURE and CARES Acts Changed the Conversation. Marriage assumes that...

“Once upon a time there was a mother who had two children. One day, the kids came to the mother fighting. There was one orange left in...

The LGBTQ community has always faced difficulty protecting themselves, frequently being denied rights usually taken for granted by the...