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Are you a family law professional burnt out by divorce court battles? Do you want to help families resolve their differences without pitting spouse versus spouse, parent versus parent? Do you want to work in a team environment that integrates the skillsets of attorneys, mental health professionals, and financial professionals? If the answer to any […]
When you think of divorce, you probably think of court battles. War of the Roses or Kramer vs. Kramer may come to mind. Just the thought of your entire life being scrutinized and laid bare in a public courtroom is probably enough to send shivers down your spine. But you may have heard of an alternative: “Collaborative […]
Are you a spouse in Florida who is simply looking for a divorce? Do you not have any minor children in common with your spouse? Do you both agree that there are no alimony or child support issues to deal with? Are all of your marital assets and debts already divided? If so, you may […]
When you are going through divorce – a time of great hurt and vulnerability – the last thing you want is to have your pain on public display. And yet that is exactly what happens if you and your spouse chose to go through the traditional divorce court process. You have no divorce privacy. It […]
This past Saturday, Saturday Night Live returned to the airwaves for its 46th Season. As a family law lawyer who has helped countless people throughout Florida change their legal names, I was especially intrigued and delighted by the following sketch:
The International Academy of Collaborative Professionals has established Minimum Standards for Collaborative Practitioners, most recently revised in October 2014. When you consider hiring a divorce attorney, and you are exploring the option of Collaborative Divorce, ask your potential attorney whether he or she meets each of the following Minimum Standards: 1. General Requirements: 1.1 The […]
At the Florida Academy of Collaborative Professionals‘ (FACP) 8th Annual Conference, Family Diplomacy managing attorney Adam B. Cordover was awarded the inaugural Visionary Award. The FACP presented this award to recognize Cordover’s work in developing, co-chairing, and co-instructing the inaugural FACP Leadership Institute. FACP Leadership Institute In 2014, Cordover graduated the first ever Leadership Academy […]
Last week, I had the opportunity to present at an Israeli Introductory Interdisciplinary Collaborative Divorce Training. I was invited by Idith Schaham, a friend and trainer who taught at the first Hebrew-language Introductory Collaborative Divorce Training and a co-founder of many Collaborative Law Community Centers in Israel. I presented alongside my Tampa Bay Collaborative Trainer […]
Collaborative Divorce is a form of private dispute resolution where you and your spouse agree to use your attorneys solely for the purpose of reaching an out-of-court agreement. Collaborative Divorce is not for everyone. Though Collaborative Divorce has worked for thousands of families around the world, it may not be the right process for you. […]
Being a supportive parent can oftentimes be challenging, but you and your transgender child may have come to the conclusion that it is time for a legal name change. Is it possible to change a transgender child’s name to match his or her identity? So long as both legal parents are in agreement, in most […]
