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Sarasota/Manatee Courts Issue COVID-19 Parenting Procedures

April 6, 2020/in Divorce/by Adam

Twelfth Circuit Chief Judge Kimberly C. Bonner last week signed an Administrative Order on Parenting Procedures in the Family Division During COVID-19 Pandemic.  The Administrative Order covers divorce and parenting/custody matters in Sarasota, Manatee, and DeSoto Counties. In essence, the Administrative Order directs parents to follow any parenting plan that has been established and cooperate […]

Lawyer Review: Collaborative Divorce Success Story

April 1, 2020/in Family Lawyer Reviews / Testimonials, Collaborative Divorce, Divorce, Family Law News/by Adam

We strive to meet our clients’ needs during difficult times, and we are especially appreciative when clients share how we were able to help them.  A client recently left a glowing review for Collaborative Divorce services that we provided.  The review was left on Avvo.com. Please note that every family’s situation is different, and we […]

Online Divorce Mediation in Florida

March 30, 2020/in Mediation, Divorce/by Adam

Are you heading towards divorce during the coronavirus pandemic?  Are you social distancing and not wanting to risk infection by meeting for negotiations in person?  Would you prefer to proceed with divorce without getting lawyers involved?  Then Online Divorce Mediation may be the best option for you. The Basics of Divorce Mediation In Divorce Mediation, […]

Tips for Divorcing During Coronavirus

March 27, 2020/in Collaborative Divorce, Mediation/by Adam

These are not normal times, and coronavirus is changing every aspect of life from working, to shopping, to interacting with family.  Divorce is not immune to these changes, and the way you approach divorce must, by necessity, be different. Here are tips on divorcing during coronavirus. Take a Breath Divorce is difficult enough in the […]

A Paralegal at a Collaborative Family Law Firm

March 25, 2020/in Divorce, Family Law News/by Adam

By Jennifer Gunnin, Florida Registered Paralegal at Family Diplomacy: A Collaborative Law Firm I have been a paralegal at a collaborative family law practice for the past seven years. I am grateful to be helpful to families during a difficult time. People need and appreciate our sensitivity, compassion, and consideration for every aspect of what […]

Online Collaborative Divorce

March 22, 2020/in Collaborative Divorce/by Adam

You may be stuck in your house, but, with Online Collaborative Divorce, that does not mean that you have to be stuck in your marriage. Online Collaborative Divorce brings together the best parts of consensual dispute resolution with technology that makes the process more convenient than ever.  And we can help you if at least […]

Avoiding A Nasty Divorce in Tampa Bay

February 13, 2020/in Collaborative Divorce/by Adam

If things are not going well in your marriage, whatever the circumstances, you want to avoid a nasty divorce.  You have probably seen how recriminations, dirty court tactics, and endless fighting have ruined friends and family.  Heck, you may still be feeling the consequences of your parents’ nasty divorce.  And you are looking to spare […]

Use Bitcoin to Pay for Your Collaborative Divorce

January 29, 2020/in Collaborative Divorce/by Adam

Family Diplomacy: A Collaborative Law Firm is proud to announce that we now accept Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.  If you are looking to pay for your Collaborative Divorce, Mediation, Prenuptial Agreement, Adoption, Name Change, or other family law matter via digital currency, we can help. What is Bitcoin? Bitcoin is a digital currency that is […]

Why Florida LGBTQ Families Should Be Concerned About Simmonds v. Perkins

January 13, 2020/in LGBT Family Law Matters/by Adam

If your child is born while you and your spouse are married, you both will always be considered the parents of the child, right?  Well, not necessarily.  LGBTQ families should be aware of their family law rights.  And according to Simmonds v. Perkins, 247 So. 3d 397 (Fla. 2018), those family law rights may be […]

Top 3 Tips To Prepare For Divorce

January 9, 2020/in Collaborative Divorce, Divorce/by Adam

Now may be a tough time if you are considering divorce.  Your mind is racing, your future is unsettled, and your questions are unanswered.  But rest assured, there are things that you can do to prepare for divorce. Here are the top 3 tips for you to consider when you are preparing for divorce. 1.  […]

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