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AMC’s The Walking Dead recently premiered its season 8 debut. For the uninitiated, The Walking Dead follows former deputy sheriff Rick Grimes and others as they navigate a post-apocalyptic world of zombies (which they call “walkers”). The Human Element of The Walking Dead Even more interesting than interactions with the walkers, the show focuses in […]
There are many ways to resolve your divorce issues. The most well-known option is courtroom divorce. This is where the spouses spend years battling it out, finding ways to undermine one another. In the end, a judge tells them who gets what property and where the kids sleep at night. There is also mediation and […]
Good, you have decided that if you are going to divorce, you are going to do it collaboratively. This means that you and your spouse will each have your own attorneys, but the attorneys are not there to fight. You hire the attorneys to help reach an out-of-court agreement so you can move on with […]
If you are a married couple looking to bring a child into your life but cannot conceive yourselves, you may be a candidate for gestational surrogacy. Gestational surrogacy is a legally recognized process and alternative to traditional child birth. A couple contracts with a woman (also known as a “surrogate”) who will give birth to […]
When determining which attorney to hire for your divorce, you may be tempted to believe that your best option is to hire an overly-aggressive lawyer. But is that truly going to benefit you and your family? Do you want to make your spouse “the enemy” and make your children collateral damage? Well, there is another […]
On August 11, 2017, psychologist and collaborative facilitator Jeremy Gaies joined collaborative attorney and mediator Adam B. Cordover to present on the topic of “LGBTQ Relationships: The New Family and Out-of-Court Dispute Resolution.” Gaies and Cordover facilitated the LGBTQ families workshop at the 25th Annual Conference of Florida’s Dispute Resolution Center. Purpose of LGBTQ Families […]
Did you know that there was a major change to Chapter 61 of the Florida Statutes regarding Collaborative Family Law? Are you confident that you can competently abide by Florida’s new Collaborative Law Rule of Professional Conduct and Rule of Procedure? Or do you just want to learn how to help people divorce in a […]
The Honorable Edward C. LaRose has been elected Chief Judge of Florida’s Second District Court of Appeals. The Second District hears appeals from most of the Tampa Bay area, including Hillsborough, Pinellas, and Pasco Counties. Judge LaRose has been a supporter of collaborative practice as a private, more humane way to go through divorce and […]
After you decide to divorce, the question of how you divorce can be one of the most consequential decisions you make. You have choices. Many people hire a trial lawyer and go the traditional litigation route to fight it out in court. Usually they do this because they don’t know there are options. In most cases, […]
In June 2017, the Florida Academy of Collaborative Professionals held its fifth annual conference right here in Tampa. The theme of the conference was “Get In On The Act,” in celebration of the recent passage of the Collaborative Law Process Act. Over 200 attorneys, mental health professionals, financial professionals, and others attended the conference to […]
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