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I thought I would share the following message I received from the Partners for Life Police Appreciation Run. I completed the 10K, which followed the waterfront and downtown streets of Saint Petersburg and was held in memory of fallen police officers Jeff Yaslowitz, Tom Baitinger, and Dave Crawford. The three reasons you joined us: […]
In the video below, collaborative divorce is discussed on NBC’s Today Show. A couple and their attorneys delve into the benefits and process of this innovative type of family law practice: As alluded to above, collaborative divorce is a team-centric model. It is ideal for cases in which children are involved, as the collaborative team focuses […]
The Collaborative Law Institute of Texas provides the following table which compares collaborative family law to mediation and traditional litigation: Collaborative Law Litigation Mediation Comments and Explanations Each party has independent legal advice yes yes sometimes Mediators cannot give legal advice to spouses. Sometimes (but rarely in Texas) clients will go to mediation without lawyers. […]
Please make sure to visit our updated webpage on collaborative family law (http://www.familydiplomacy.com/practice-areas/collaborative-divorce).
Collaborative law is a team-oriented alternative to the traditional litigation model. It allows for the exploration and implementation of creative, flexible solutions while offering an assurance of privacy. In the video below (Part 2), several clients* in Texas describe their experience with interdisciplinary collaborative divorce. The discussion is led by Linda Solomon, a Licensed Professional […]
Collaborative law is a team-oriented alternative to the traditional litigation model. It allows for the exploration and implementation of creative, flexible solutions while offering an assurance of privacy. In the video below, several clients* in Texas describe their experience with interdisciplinary collaborative divorce. The discussion is led by Linda Solomon, a Licensed Professional Counselor, Licensed […]
I am excited to report that, as of today, my office has moved to downtown Tampa! This move provides us more space to better serve our clients while placing us within minutes of the Edgecomb Courthouse. I also welcome Michelle Clark, who will be helping out with administrative matters. Our new address is as follows: […]
On May 15, 2011, I participated in the Inaugural Police Appreciation Run. This event, which was dedicated to officers who had fallen in the line of duty this past winter, started from North Straub Park in St. Petersburg, Florida, and continued along the waterfront and throughout the downtown area. I completed the 10K in around 1 hour […]
The following is sound advice from Mark Chinn regarding keeping track of legal documents (such as prenuptial agreements and final judgments): I recently heard of a case where the parties are in the midst of a divorce and the prenuptial agreement signed by the parties cannot be located. It may have been part of an “old […]
Under chapter 61, Florida Statutes, a Florida court generally has jurisdiction for a new custody case (such as (i) divorce involving children’s issues/parenting plan, (ii) paternity/ establishment of time-sharing schedule, or (iii) temporary or concurrent custody of a child by a relative) only if one of the following is true: The child has lived in […]
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