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How Long Does Collaborative Divorce Take in Florida?

March 22, 2026/in Collaborative Divorce/by Adam

If you are considering a Collaborative Divorce, one of your first questions is likely about timing. “How long does collaborative divorce take?” You want clarity, but you also want privacy, control, and a process that protects your family and your financial future in a timely manner. Quick Answer: How Long Does Collaborative Divorce Take? According […]

Legal Name Change in Florida for Professionals: Process, Timeline, and What to Update

March 16, 2026/in Legal Name Change/by Adam

A legal name change in Florida can feel complicated when your professional reputation, licenses, publications, and business records are tied to your current name. If you are a physician, lawyer, executive, or business owner, your name is more than a personal identifier. It is also part of your professional brand. Fortunately, Florida law provides a […]

Why Cordover Advises Divorce Clients to Avoid Income Withholding Orders

March 3, 2026/in Collaborative Divorce/by Adam

Florida Income Withholding Orders (“IWOs”) are the default method for paying child support and alimony.  However, if you are a doctor, lawyer, executive, business owner, or other professional reaching an agreement through Collaborative Divorce or another method, you may be better off avoiding IWOs. If you have helped build your family’s wealth in Tampa Bay […]

Cordover Presents to CP Canada on Practical Use of Collaborative Divorce Statistics

February 8, 2026/in Family Law News, Collaborative Divorce/by Adam

On February 5, 2026, Adam B. Cordover presented to CP Canada, Canada’s national Collaborative Practice organization, on the topic “Going Beyond Statistics: What Florida’s Collaborative Practice Survey Outcomes Mean and How to Replicate It.” The presentation was part of a broader conversation about how Collaborative Practice can strengthen its credibility and long-term sustainability through thoughtful […]

Families Don’t Belong In Court

February 2, 2026/in Collaborative Divorce/by Adam

  Families don’t belong in court, especially when privacy, dignity, and the best interests of children matter to you. Yet for decades, lawyers have treated the courtroom as the default place to resolve divorce. Court is built to impose an outcome after pitting parties against each other. Divorce is about navigating a family transition. Those […]

Getting Married Without A Florida Prenuptial Agreement Is Like Practicing Medicine Without Malpractice Insurance

January 26, 2026/in Prenuptial Agreements and Postnuptial Agreements/by Adam

  Getting married without a Florida prenuptial agreement is like practicing medicine without malpractice insurance. That sentiment, shared by panelist Dr. Tyler Scott on episode 390 of the White Coat Investor Podcast, resonates because it speaks the language of professionals who already understand risk management. You insure against events you hope never happen. Not because […]

Free Florida CLE for Lawyers: Learn When to Refer Clients to Collaborative Divorce

January 20, 2026/in Collaborative Divorce, Divorce Process, Florida Statutes, Private Divorce, Training/by Adam

Collaborative Divorce offers Florida lawyers, regardless of practice area or professional setting, a private and discreet referral option for clients facing divorce, and you can earn free Florida Bar CLE credit while learning how to determine when that referral makes sense. As a lawyer, you are often the first professional a client turns to when […]

Collaborative Divorce: What is “Material Information?”

January 13, 2026/in Collaborative Divorce/by Adam

“Material information” sits at the heart of Collaborative Divorce because the entire process depends on both spouses having the facts they reasonably need to make informed decisions without a judge controlling the outcome. If you value privacy, dignity, and shared control with your spouse of outcome (rather than leaving your life in the hands of […]

Divorce Without Destroying Your Business: A Tampa Bay Guide for Owners

January 5, 2026/in Collaborative Divorce, Business, Marital Assets/by Adam

Protecting Your Small Business in a Tampa Bay Divorce If you built a business in Tampa, St. Petersburg, Sarasota, or elsewhere in Florida, it likely represents more than income. It reflects years of effort, risk, and identity. When divorce enters the picture, the fear of losing control of that business can feel overwhelming. You may […]

Why Tampa Bay Executives Choose Collaborative Divorce

December 29, 2025/in Collaborative Divorce, Private Divorce, Quick Divorce/by Adam

If you are an executive in Tampa Bay, divorce can feel like a threat to everything you have built. You may worry about losing control of your schedule, exposing sensitive financial details, or having a judge who does not understand executive compensation decide your future. You did not reach your position by leaving major decisions […]

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