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Collaborative Divorce

Recent Posts in Collaborative Divorce Category

  • Collaborative Divorce vs. Mediation: What's the Difference?

    If you are planning to get a divorce , you have other options available to you besides litigation. Mediation and collaborative divorce are both alternative approaches that allow spouses to stay outside of court and end their marriage through negotiation. That said, while these two methods share many similarities, they are not identical. The differences between these two may help you determine ...
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  • Collaborative Divorce vs. Mediation: Which Is Better for Your Situation?

    At a glance, collaborative divorce and mediation may seem like the same process; however, they are quite different. Both legal proceedings seek to ease the possible tension that can come from dividing marital property. So, what are the differences of each process? Which would be best for your situation? Collaborative Divorce A couple can seek the guidance of collaborative divorce attorneys if each ...
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  • What's the Best Divorce Advice?

    We have all heard horror stories about divorces that resembled World War III. These divorces may have ended in bankruptcy, parental alienation, a destroyed reputation, debt, and a host of other negative consequences. If you were a child of divorce, you may have lived it. But alas, not all divorces end this way, and certainly not yours. If the thought of your divorce having a bad ending strikes ...
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  • Do I Have To Go To Court To Complete My Divorce?

    If you and your spouse are no longer able to make your marriage work and a divorce is underway, you might be wondering if you will have to appear in court to successfully dissolve your marriage. If you and your spouse are on the same page regarding certain key issues, you will be able to avoid going to court rather easily and will only need your own respective attorneys to ensure your interests ...
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  • Understanding the Collaborative Divorce Process

    Collaborative divorce is a process in Kentucky that allows both spouses to avoid litigation. If you are your spouse are able to agree on important decisions, such as the division of assets and property, spousal maintenance, and other matters regarding your divorce, you may be able to use the collaborative process. Attorney Louis P. Winner has guided countless clients through the collaborative ...
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