Entries by Adam

Video: Therapist Discusses Collaborative Divorce and Kids

Kids are often caught in the middle of divorce. Their parents are fighting, and many times the kids’ needs get ignored. Fortunately, not all divorce processes are the same.  Collaborative divorce gives parents the opportunity to work in a non-adversarial setting and develop a parenting plan tailored to meet children’s needs. In the video below, […]

Does Your Lawyer Meet IACP Minimum Standards for Collaborative Practitioners?

If you are going through divorce, you may have heard of collaborative divorce as a non-adversarial method of separating.  What you may not know is that not all divorce lawyers have completed collaborative training.  Further, even among those who have completed a training, not all collaborative lawyers meet the IACP Minimum Standards for Collaborative Practitioners. […]

Video: Collaborative Divorce – A Good Way to Separate

There’s no getting around the fact that divorce is difficult and painful.  And yet, not all divorces are the same.  To the contrary, some methods to separate are designed to be adversarial and others are designed to be holistic. In the short video below, produced by the Florida Academy of Collaborative Professionals, social worker Gary […]

Mosten Cordover Training San Diego September 2019

• Do you want more collaborative cases? • Are you looking to conduct more mediations? • Can you imagine a day where your peacemaking practice is so profitable that you no longer need to take litigation matters? Building a Successful Collaborative and Mediation Practice With Forrest Mosten and Guest Trainer, Adam B. Cordover of Tampa, […]

Florida Greenlights Online Notarization

We lawyers love paper.  Look at any lawyer’s desk and you will likely see reams and reams of paper, many of which require notarization. But, more and more, this is becoming a paperless world.  In fact, courts and clerks of court have recognized this reality with the advent of Florida’s e-filing portal.  In this way, […]

Manafort’s Daughter Changed Her Name, And So Can You!

Do you have a father who has done things that you are not exactly proud of?  Do you have a parent who has gained notoriety in your community?  Are the actions or reputation of a relative beginning to negatively impact you? Well, according to a report in the Tampa Bay Times, Paul Manafort’s daughter decided […]

Podcast: In-Depth Interview on Collaborative Divorce

Recently, author and collaborative attorney Adam B. Cordover appeared on the “Talking Brains” podcast for an in-depth interview on on collaborative divorce. The podcast is hosted by Dr. Stephanie Sarkis, a therapist in Tampa specializing in ADHD, anxiety, and gaslighting. In this wide-ranging interview, Stephanie and Adam discuss, among other things, the following: The differences […]

Is There A Better Way To Divorce?

Divorce is never easy.  I oftentimes hear people going through the stages of grief when discussing divorce, as if a loved one has died.  And, in a very real sense, divorce does signify the death of a relationship. But imagine if, when a loved one died, you then picked a battle and entered a very […]

Video: Bounds of Advocacy and Collaborative Divorce

Earlier this year, the Florida Bar Family Law Section released a new version of the Bounds of Advocacy.  The Bounds of Advocacy promote a higher level of professionalism than the base level required by the Florida Bar. In the video below, Joshua Jones, a Pensacola family law attorney and president of West Florida Collaborative Law, […]

Jewish Press Spotlights Cordover

The Jewish Press of Tampa, in its September 21, 2018 edition, spotlighted Family Diplomacy: A Collaborative Law Firm and its managing attorney, Adam B. Cordover.  Below you will find the spotlight: Name of Business: Family Diplomacy: A Collaborative Law Firm Location: 412 E. Madison St., Suite 824, Tampa Ownership: Adam B. Cordover, graduate of Jewish […]