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Tips for Handling Work During Your Divorce Process
As you’re going through a divorce, it can be easy for the process to overtake every aspect of your life. Many people find it extremely ...
Divorce
What the Mediation Divorce Process is Like in California for Parents
California encourages couples to engage in mediation to reach an agreement on divorce terms. If you have children, mediation is mandatory before you can take ...
Divorce
What is the Divorce Mediation Process Like?
Mediation is a type of alternate dispute resolution that can help couples avoid contentious litigation. It allows the parties to have more control over the ...
Collaborative Divorce
What is the Collaborative Divorce Process Like?
Collaborative divorce is a hands-on approach that has gained popularity in recent years. The first step is finding an attorney who is trained/experienced with collaborative ...
Collaborative Divorce
What Happens if Someone Wants to Go to Court During the Collaborative Divorce Process?
Once a party decides to take the case to court, the collaborative process is terminated. The critical component of a collaborative contract is the requirement ...
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How Does the Uncontested Divorce Process Compare to a Contested Divorce?
In an uncontested divorce case, a divorce petition has been filed, but there are no important issues in dispute...If you have questions contact the Law ...
Collaborative Divorce
The 7 Steps in the QDRO Process
The preparation, filing and approval of a Qualified Domestic Relations Order (QDRO) take time and special care for details. Here are the basic steps of ...
Collaborative Divorce
Dealing With Fear In Your Divorce
Entering the divorce process can be an overwhelming and frightening experience. It often brings fear and uncertainty regarding the next stages of your life. These fears ...
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