This blog was originally posted here. In March of this year at the State Bar of Texas Annual Collaborative Law Conference, I delivered the closing speech. This was the third time in a row I … [Read more...] about In Resolving Divorce and Child Custody Disputes What Do Truth and Justice Mean?
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Each month, this site will host a timely blog entry on topics related to Collaborative Divorce, collaborative divorce professionals, pitfalls and solutions, and recent relevant cases. Please bookmark this page and check back frequently for interesting and helpful resources and articles.
Do You Own a Business and Need a Divorce?
You and your spouse may want to consider a Collaborative Divorce if you own your own business. Why? 1. Minimize disruption of business operations. Sometimes when business owners are divorcing, … [Read more...] about Do You Own a Business and Need a Divorce?
The Three Most Important Decisions Before You File For Divorce
This blog was originally posted on Collaborative Divorce Texas. As a Collaborative Divorce Attorney, I have witnessed the sheer agony experienced by those I have served in making the decision to … [Read more...] about The Three Most Important Decisions Before You File For Divorce
Distinguish Yourself, Shine Your Light and Get Credentialed
This blog was originally posted on Collaborative Divorce Texas here: https://members.collaborativedivorcetexas.com/distinguish-yourself-shine-your-light-and-get-credentialed/ For over 20 years the … [Read more...] about Distinguish Yourself, Shine Your Light and Get Credentialed
Professional Boundaries
As a therapist I learned early on to address controversial topics tactfully, succinctly and professionally. In a career where every session is potentially “rated R”, professionalism is paramount. … [Read more...] about Professional Boundaries
How to Divorce in the Shadow of Covid-19
It is not a surprise that divorce filings surged in Wuhan in the wake of the covid-19 pandemic. A long quarantine in a confined area can cause strains in the best of relationships, much … [Read more...] about How to Divorce in the Shadow of Covid-19
Two Common Misconceptions About Divorce
As a divorce lawyer, I am often surprised by the questions I hear from my clients reflecting common misconceptions about divorce that they’ve picked up from friends, relatives and the media. The … [Read more...] about Two Common Misconceptions About Divorce
Success and Divorce
I love baseball. I’m so glad that professional sports are back on, giving us something to distract from this pandemic. One thing came to mind while watching my hometown Astros. If a professional … [Read more...] about Success and Divorce
Collaborative Divorce – Choosing The Best Divorce Process To Meet Your Child’s Special Needs
This blog originally appeared on Collaborative Divorce Texas. Divorce is often a daunting experience for a couple with normal healthy children. But, divorce can be even more overwhelming when … [Read more...] about Collaborative Divorce – Choosing The Best Divorce Process To Meet Your Child’s Special Needs
May Day, the May Pole, Collaborative Divorce, and COVID-19
When I was age 10 and attending fourth-grade elementary school, there was a school production to celebrate May Day. All of the students and teachers coordinated this large festival production of … [Read more...] about May Day, the May Pole, Collaborative Divorce, and COVID-19