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SB 590: New Florida Law on Child Support and Parenting Plans

June 19, 2017/in Florida Statutes, Legislative Update/by Adam

On June 15, 2017, Florida Governor Rick Scott signed Senate Bill 590 (“SB 590”) into law.  SB 590 directs the Department of Revenue to provide parents with a proposed Standard Parenting Time Plan in Title IV-D child support cases.  The bill also authorizes the Department of Revenue to establish agreed-upon parenting plans.  Further, SB 590 […]

Video: Collaborative Divorce Explained

June 12, 2017/in Collaborative Divorce/by Adam

Are you looking for a way to divorce without war?  Collaborative divorce is a peaceful and private alternative to the traditional divorce court battles that tear apart families and bank accounts. Collaborative divorce is recognized by therapists, accountants, and lawyers here in Tampa Bay as a more humane way to move on with your life. […]

Collaborative Law Rules Approved by Florida Supreme Court

May 22, 2017/in Collaborative Divorce, Case Law Update, Florida Family Law Rules of Procedure, Florida Statutes, Legislative Update/by Adam

On May 18, 2017, the Florida Supreme Court published an opinion approving collaborative law rules.  The collaborative law rules are the last step necessary before Florida’s Collaborative Law Process Act goes into effect. The opinion approves Rule Regulating the Florida Bar 4-1.19 and Florida Family Law Rule of Procedure 12.745. Rule Regulating the Florida Bar […]

What Is Next Generation Divorce?

May 18, 2017/in Collaborative Divorce/by Adam

If you have done internet searches for collaborative divorce in Tampa Bay or Greater Sarasota, you have likely come across the website for Next Generation Divorce (you can find the link here).  Next Generation Divorce has many members who are family law attorneys, but it is not a law firm.  It has members who are […]

Statewide Collaborative Conference in Tampa June 2017

May 12, 2017/in Training, Collaborative Divorce/by Adam

The 5th Annual Conference of the Florida Academy of Collaborative Professionals (“FACP”) will take place in Tampa June 9-10th.  The conference is an opportunity meet like-minded professionals from throughout the state, learn cutting edge practices, gain tips for marketing and initial consultations, and learn about the impact of the Collaborative Law Process Act (Part III […]

Collaborative Divorce: Maintaining A Safe Environment

May 8, 2017/in Collaborative Divorce/by Adam

As a collaborative lawyer, it is my obligation to provide a safe environment for my client, the family, and the collaborative team.  This obligation is not only to provide physical safety, but also the safety of the principles of collaborative practice. Collaborative Divorce Texas (formerly known as the Collaborative Law Institute of Texas), a leading […]

Cordover Keynotes Panama City Collaborative Meeting

May 4, 2017/in Family Law News, Collaborative Divorce/by Adam

On April 21, 2017, Tampa Bay family attorney Adam B. Cordover provided a keynote address at the annual meeting of the Northwest Florida Collaborative Law Group in Panama City.  Adam spoke on the topic of “Growing Your Collaborative Practice: Doing Well By Doing Good.” Attorneys, mental health professionals, and financial professionals from Panama City, Tallahassee, […]

Collaborative Law Featured in Pensacola News Journal

April 10, 2017/in Collaborative Divorce/by Adam

Thanks to the efforts of dedicated family law attorneys, mental health professionals, and financial professionals, collaborative law is spreading throughout Florida, including in Pensacola. Collaborative law, also referred to as collaborative divorce, collaborative practice, and collaborative process, is a form of private dispute resolution.  In collaborative law, each party is represented by his or her […]

You Already Have A Prenup

April 5, 2017/in Divorce/by Adam

Congratulations, you are getting married!  You found the person with whom you want to spend the rest of your life, and now you have a big, bright future ahead!  But now the P-word has come up: Prenup. You and your fiance may be wondering whether to get a prenuptial agreement, also referred to as a […]

Bitcoin and Divorce

March 27, 2017/in Collaborative Divorce, Divorce/by Adam

Bitcoin is a relatively new type of currency that is not controlled by any government but rather is decentralized.  It is oftentimes referred to as a “cryptocurrency” as it is not physical.  Bitcoins are maintained in virtual “wallets” and can be transferred via QR codes. The video below from the Wall Street Journal further explains Bitcoin: […]

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