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Collaborative Divorce
Tips to Protect Your Real Estate in a Relationship Breakup
Divorce is one of the most stressful events in anyone’s life. Indeed, dissolving any relationship can cause the parties involved an enormous strain, both emotionally ...
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Collaborative Divorce
The Most Common Misconception About Divorce Court
What do you do if your new client has just been served and he’s read up on his choices in the divorce process, so he ...
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About Open Palm Law
The Most Important Thing to Know about Divorce Court
In my book, War or Peace, I tell the stories of what happened in court on my watch. Here is what happens when you ask ...
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Collaborative Divorce
The Worst Way to End a Marriage
Did my headline catch your eye? “The Worst Way to End a Marriage” I lecture often about the horrors of traditional courtroom divorce and compare its ...
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Collaborative Divorce
4 Reasons and $8.2 million to Choose Collaborative Divorce
High profile divorces don’t have to be. “Kforce leader David Dunkel gives $8.2M in stock to ex-wife in divorce settlement” is splashed across the headlines ...
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Collaborative Divorce
Sharing the (Right) Information
I do something that no other collaborative divorce lawyer I know does (yet). After a client who wants to proceed collaboratively retains me, I send ...
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Collaborative Divorce
Ending a Marriage in the Strangest Way Possible
Our clients do the oddest things while they struggle in the grip of the emotional tempest created by divorce. When they choose the traditional divorce ...
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Collaborative Divorce
The Not So Private Life of Michael Moore
Oscar-winning filmmaker Michael Moore, help director of “Bowling for Columbine” and “Fahrenheit 9/11,” prides himself on being a regular guy who often goes after those ...
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Collaborative Divorce
Beginning a Collaborative Divorce – Once Neutrals Are Retained
How does the Collaborative Divorce Process move forward after you’ve chosen your neutral team members? Once the neutrals have been retained for the collaborative divorce ...
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