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Reconciling Mixed Emotions in the Collaborative Divorce Process
By CPNV Admin
The Internal Family Systems Model – a tool collaborative professionals can use to examine why parties may get stuck when trying to reach a settlement and to help them move forward.
Sharing Information in a Collaborative Divorce
By CPNV Admin
The Uniform Collaborative Law Act provides that during the Collaborative Law process, when a party requests, the other party must make a full, candid, and informal disclosure of information related to the Collaborative matter, and the disclosure must be updated if the information materially changes during the process.
Who will help me in a Collaborative Case?
By CPNV Admin
One of the first steps in every Collaborative Case is to determine who will be a member of the professional team in your case. When putting together a Collaborative team, the only requirement is that each party have an attorney.
SECURE 2.0, Divorce, and Retirement Asset/Distribution Considerations – Top 5 Items to Consider
By CPNV Admin
Congress recent passing of Secure 2.0 impacts spouses retirement assets, read on to find out more!
The Cost of Collaborative
By CPNV Admin
Debunking the myth that Collaborative Divorces are More Expensive than a traditional divorce When it comes to divorce, many people assume that going to court and hiring a litigator is the only way to go. However, there is another option: collaborative divorce. Unfortunately, some people believe that collaborative divorce is more expensive than litigation. This […]