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Advanced Collaborative Training: Cutting Edge Collaborative Practices (Erie, PA)

March 25, 2017/in Training, Collaborative Divorce/by Adam

Cutting Edge Collaborative Practices “Sharpening Your Skills From Initial Consult to Case Debrief”  May 4 and May 5, 2017 | 9am – 4pm | Erie, PA   About There are communities around the world in which Collaborative Practice has been embraced by professionals and clients.  One of the common elements that tie these communities together […]

Trans Name Change in Tampa Bay

March 22, 2017/in LGBT Family Law Matters, Legal Name Change/by Adam

Do you want your legal identity to match who you are?  At Family Diplomacy, we have been a cutting edge law firm serving the needs of LGBT clients.  We can help you apply for a change of your legal name and gender marker to sync with your gender identity.  In sum, we can help you […]

High Net Worth Divorce in Tampa Bay

March 20, 2017/in Collaborative Divorce/by Adam

As a professional, executive, politician, sports figure, or otherwise high profile individual in Tampa Bay, you have a bigger incentive than most to keep your high net worth divorce amicable and private.  You do not need your dirty laundry aired in the media, and you want to minimize the amount of financial information in the public […]

Cordover Letter on Collaborative Divorce Published in Tampa Bay Times

March 17, 2017/in Collaborative Divorce, Divorce/by Adam

In February, the Tampa Bay Times reported that Charlie Crist, former governor of the State of Florida, filed a petition for divorce in which he stated that he anticipated that he and his wife will go through a “collaborative law process.”  On February 27, 2017, the Tampa Bay Times published a letter written by Family […]

What is Collaborative Mediation?

February 22, 2017/in Mediation, Collaborative Divorce/by Adam

If you are getting divorced, you want to move forward as peacefully, quickly, and cost-effectively as possible.  And so you should learn about collaborative mediation. Mediation Collaborative mediation is a combination of two forms of private dispute resolution: mediation and collaborative divorce.  In mediation, you meet face-to-face with your spouse along with a neutral mediator […]

Can I Divorce Without Lawyers?

February 20, 2017/in Divorce, Mediation/by Adam

Do you want to divorce without lawyers?  Are you and your spouse able to sit down together, but you need some help to figure out what you even need to address?  Are you okay going without legal advice, and you just want to get through the divorce as quickly, painlessly, and cost-effectively as possible? Well, […]

Collaborative Law Rules Oral Arguments at Florida Supreme Court

February 13, 2017/in Collaborative Divorce, Florida Family Law Rules of Procedure, Florida Statutes, Legislative Update/by Adam

On February 9, 2017, the Honorable Laurel M. Lee, Circuit Court Judge of the 13th Judicial Circuit in Hillsborough County and Chair of the Family Law Rules Committee of the Florida Bar Family Law Section, along with collaborative attorney Robert Merlin, Vice Chair of the Committee and a Board Member of the International Academy of Collaborative […]

Video: Harvard Law Professor Explains Uniform Collaborative Law Act

February 4, 2017/in Collaborative Divorce, Legislative Update/by Adam

Last year, Florida Governor Rick Scott signed into law the Collaborative Law Process Act.  There are still some steps that need to be taken for the law to go into effect (namely, the Florida Supreme Court will need to establish rules of procedure and rules of professional conduct).  However, the collaborative community celebrated this milestone […]

Video: Woody Mosten Addresses Association for Conflict Resolution

February 1, 2017/in Family Law News, Mediation/by Adam

Forrest (Woody) Mosten has been on the cutting edge of the law since the 1970s.  He has been a pioneer in the fields of unbundled legal services, mediation, and collaborative practice, and he has also authored the following books on these topics (you can order them here): The Complete Guide to Mediation: The Cutting-Edge Approach […]

Divorce: What Happens to My Small Business?

January 30, 2017/in Collaborative Divorce, Business, Divorce, Money & Property/by Adam

You have worked hard to build your small business in Tampa Bay or Greater Sarasota.  Your dreams and future are intertwined with your company.  But, now, you are facing divorce, and you are worried about how this will affect your small business.  You know there are quite a few issues that you will have to […]

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