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6 Feb

Keeping Confidentiality in Divorce Mediation: 4 Things to Know

Collaborative Divorce, Divorce, Mediation

Divorce is a complex and emotional process, but divorce mediation can make it easier. One of the key benefits of mediation is that it allows both parties to have private conversations about their divorce settlement. However, there are a few things that you should know about confidentiality and mediation to ensure that your conversations remain private. Here are five things you should know about confidentiality and divorce mediation in Florida.

22 Nov

5 Practical Tips to Keep Things Amicable During Divorce Mediation

Natalie

Collaborative Divorce, Divorce, Family Law, Kids, Mediation, Parenting Plan

It is no secret that divorce can be a difficult and emotionally charged process. If you are considering divorce or are in the midst of one, you may be wondering how to make the process as smooth and amicable as possible.

28 Feb

Social Media and Divorce: What to Know

Natalie

Collaborative Divorce, Divorce, Mediation

Social media is something new that divorcing couples now have to deal with. Before Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter, divorcing couples didn’t have to use so much caution around what they did or said during their divorce process.

However, today, in an age where everything is publicized through social media, you need to be acutely aware of how your social media may impact your divorce case.

10 Dec

10 Tips to Protect Your Financial Interests in Divorce

Natalie

Collaborative Divorce, Divorce, Family Law, Kids, Mediation Co-Parenting

Going into a divorce can feel daunting, and while there’s often a lot more on the line than just money, like your children, knowing how to protect your financial interests will help create the best outcome for you and your family and ensure you have the financial security you need to start fresh in a new chapter once the divorce is final.

26 Oct

7 Communication Tips to Keep Your Divorce Amicable

Natalie

Collaborative Divorce, Divorce, Family Law, Kids, Mediation Co-Parenting

A divorce has a way of testing its participants, and communication that was once effortless can become a challenge. Despite the feelings you may have about your spouse during the divorce process, it’s important to practice mature and respectful communication to keep a divorce amicable and increase the likelihood of a favorable and fair settlement.

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