Very often, negotiations are conducted with an expectation that one party will “win” and the other will “lose.” At other times, parties focus their energies on trying to give up as little as possible. Neither approach is productive and most…
It’s hard enough going through your own personal crisis and processing the emotions that go along with it. But what do you do when difficult people stand in your way? Perhaps a close friend or relative constantly criticizes you and…
Michele Hart
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You might be reluctant to initiate the divorce process or a necessary change to your divorce agreement where circumstances have changed. You might not know who to call or where to find information. It can be even more frustrating when…
The idea of “winning” in family court is a fallacy. There are no “winners” and the only losers are your children. Plain and simple. Unfortunately, the win-lose mentality is perpetuated by the litigation process. One parent is the “Plaintiff” and…
Divorce can be a very difficult emotional process. You might feel as if you’ve been punched in the stomach or as if the rug has been pulled from right underneath your feet. You may become overwhelmed as you try to…
The financial issues to be addressed in any divorce agreement typically involve any or all of the following: alimony, child support, division of marital assets and debts, and payment of college expenses and other expenses for the children. We are…
