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Stu Webb is the founder of collaborative law, also referred to as collaborative divorce. And sometimes, it is refreshing to listen to his view of the process: “Collaborative law is different in that it is a method in a divorce situation to get an agreement…by working with two lawyers all in the context of not going […]
Divorce is one of life’s most difficult tests. The stress that the traditional adversarial litigation divorce can have on employees cost business owners countless dollars every year. Further, a private business is seen by Florida law as a potential marital asset, to be divided in divorce just like 401(k)’s, jewelry, or furniture. When a business is put in the spotlight […]
As we memorialize those who died while serving in the armed forces, we also thank the living men and women who protected our freedom. According to Florida’s Department of Veterans’ Affairs, there are more than 1.5 million veterans living in the state. And, unfortunately, just like the rest of the population, many of those who served […]
When most people go through divorce, they are consumed by their emotions. No matter how you look at it, divorce is a trauma. However, people oftentimes forget how the divorce is affecting children. And they forget that children are keenly aware of how parents treat one another during divorce. A video that has been going […]
If you are going through divorce, you should retain an attorney. Only an attorney can provide you with legal advice that serves your interests. However, many people, for whatever reason, choose not to hire a lawyer. And yet, they need help reaching an agreement and filling out all the appropriate paperwork. For those people, Family […]
Two hundred members of the Florida Academy of Collaborative Professionals (“FACP”) gathered in Tampa to honor Florida legislators and others for their leadership in passing the Collaborative Law Process Act (“CLPA”). The CLPA, among other things, protects the privacy of families going through divorce. It creates a statutory privilege (like the attorney-client privilege) that, except under […]
Collaborative practice is not just for divorce. It is most commonly associated with divorce, but it can be used as a non-adversarial, private form of dispute resolution in many different scenarios. Further, there are many cases where a divorce does not begin collaboratively, and yet ends up in the collaborative process. Below are links to […]
Florida’s Department of Business & Professional Regulation Division of Certified Public Accounting requires CPAs to complete a certain amount of continuing education units to remain licensed. On May 3, 2016, Family Diplomacy managing attorney Adam B. Cordover, alongside collaborative professionals Sonya Johnson and Monica Epstein, provided continuing education units for the accountants of Cohen & […]
If you are going through divorce, you should have a lawyer. Divorce is one of life’s traumatic moments, and it is smart to have a steady hand to advise you during uncertain times. However, you don’t need to have a lawyer to get divorced. You have the option of going through pro se mediation (mediation without legal […]
The International Academy of Collaborative Professionals promulgates Minimum Standards to hold oneself out as a collaborative professional. Those standards include a requirement that each collaborative professional attend a 2-day introductory collaborative training where they learn the process, skills, theories, and ethics of collaborative practice. On April 29-30, Family Diplomacy managing attorney Adam B. Cordover conducted […]
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