By Theresa Beran Kulat In a divorce it goes without saying that money is often front and center in many of the conversations. In my years as a Collaborative attorney […]
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By Pamela Rak, LCSW and Ellene Lammers, LCSW National Social Work Month is in March and this year’s theme is The Time Is Right. The social work profession has existed […]
By Kathryn Hoffman, CDRE and CDI Affiliate Selling a home as part of a divorce is often the most significant asset that needs to be divided and often has the […]
By Pamela Rak, LCSW National Social Work Month is in March and this year’s theme is Social Workers Are Essential. The social work profession has existed for more than a […]
By Anna Krolikowska, JD As I write this it seems like we are living in a world gone mad. People are raw with anger, hurt, pain and fear. Images of […]
By Brad Pawlowski, JD Many families go through “traditional” divorce litigation. It’s familiar, it’s common and it’s what most people know as their only choice when they need to get […]
By Dr. Sara Schwarzbaum Maybe you have been thinking about getting divorced, or have already made the decision to divorce right before the pandemic hit. Maybe your divorce is already […]
By Marie Sarantakis, Esq. Couples going through a divorce are often dealing with a great deal of stress. They are navigating several life changes all at once and often do […]
By Nanette McCarthy Principal Partner – Griffin McCarthy & Rice LLP If you are considering divorce or have already started in the divorce process, you probably know the COVID-19 pandemic […]
By Brenda Bridges, CDFA Sheltering in place can lead to feeling pretty alone and isolated. That sense of being alone and separate can also happen during the divorce process, layering […]