Also, I have seen
other processes of divorce that have not gone well at all.
Not exact matches
unless and until the default
process for handling
divorce and
other family law matters is changed from litigation to some form or forms
of consensual dispute resolution, it only takes one person to sink the ship and thus destroy the family.
While teaching children how to cope with stressful or disturbing events — such as family violence, death
of a loved one, chronic illness,
divorce, etc. — is one incredible benefit
of play,
other assets include developing cognitive and personality
processes.
If your marriage was very short, if both
of you are committed to ending your marriage without a legal or financial battle, if you have no children or assets, and if neither
of you wants or needs to receive spousal support (alimony) from the
other, then you may be able to
process your own
divorce using a kit or online tools.
However, when you combine the
process of divorce with custody and
other parenting issues, the
process can become much more challenging.
Above all though, it's inspiring: showing you that, even though there are dark patches during the
process, there can be so much light on the
other side
of a
divorce.
Any reputable mortgage lender is going to uncover periods
of unemployment, a bankruptcy, student loans, a name change,
other debt or
divorce as they begin the pre-approval
process.
A
divorce can not only be a painfully emotional time, it can also do a number on your credit rating forcing you to deal with financial hassles
of credit repair in addition to the many
other aspects
of the
process.
The default position under English law is that the person receiving the
divorce petition («the Respondent») pays the
other spouse's legal fees for the first part
of the
divorce process — i.e. raising the petition.
In the traditional
divorce process, countless depositions and hearings are held as each party conducts a fishing expedition into the
other party's finances; in the collaborative
process, the clients retain a joint neutral financial professional to ensure transparency, develop options for family support and division
of property and debt, and help the clients transition into single life on a firmer financial footing.
Courts will not be inclined to award a spouse attorney's fees if they try to prolong the
divorce, punish the
other spouse with unnecessary litigation, or abuse the
process of divorce in any
other way.
Contact us today or call us at (480) 305-8300 to schedule your consultation with one
of our Scottsdale and Phoenix Arizona Child Custody Attorneys regarding Arizona child custody laws, the
divorce process or any
other Arizona family law matter.
Just like any
other component
of the
divorce process, issues
of child custody can be heated and contentious.
If, during the separation or
divorce process, you are unable to reach a custody agreement (also known as a parenting agreement) with the
other parent
of your child, the courts will step in and impose rules and restrictions.
When a couple
divorces, one spouse may be ordered to pay the
other during the
divorce process and / or for some period
of time following a final
divorce.
To provide just a few examples, a parent may want to expedite filing for
divorce if the
other spouse is in the
process of moving with the children to another state and you want to stop that move.
In practical terms, this means that the attorneys are not conducting the usual opposition research to highlight an opposing party's parental or
other flaws in preparation for trial (which can be the most destructive part
of the traditional
divorce process).
Our experience and commitment to professional, personal service will help you through the
process of separation,
divorce, or
other sensitive family situations.
If you have questions regarding child custody, physical placement or any
other aspect
of the
divorce process, a lawyer from our firm can help.
Collaborative
divorce is a
process by which parties, instead
of going to court to litigate, agree to a private framework that lends itself to developing more creative options for financial, child custody, and
other family issues.
Unreasonably denying the
other parent time - sharing with the child or children is a factor considered by the court when deciding the issue
of time - sharing in a
divorce case in Florida, so that should be kept in mind throughout the separation and
divorce process by both parents.
At the law office
of Macht, Brenizer & Gingold, P.C., our Syracuse family law attorneys are committed to helping people through the difficult
process of divorce and
other family law disputes.
Contact us today or call us at (480) 305-8300 to schedule your consultation with one
of our Scottsdale and Phoenix Arizona Child Custody Attorneys regarding child custody issues, the
divorce process or any
other Arizona family law matter.
Collaborative
Divorce Houston hopes that, if you select the Collaborative
Divorce process to end your marriage, to divide your property in a manner most beneficial to both you and your spouse and to design a parenting plan which is best for your child or children, that you will find, as countless
other spouses have around the world, that the Collaborative
Divorce process is the preferred method to say goodbye and be more prepared for a future
of happiness and well - being.
All
of us at Collaborative
Divorce Houston are extremely grateful for any contribution you make for the advancement
of peaceable Collaborative
Divorce process for
others.
She can guide you through the
divorce process, or any
other family law - related matter, while working directly with you to resolve your sensitive family law problems by focusing on solutions that are in the best interest
of your children and your family.
The concept
of occupation rent is simple: The spouse who continues to live in the home post-separation (the «occupying spouse») is responsible for paying fair - market - value rent to the
other spouse (the «non-occupying spouse»), for the time period that spans from the separation date until the parties sell the property and divide and equalize their family property as part
of the
divorce process.
The CLPA applies to
divorce and
other family law matters, and it creates a uniform system for the practice
of collaborative law (also sometimes referred to as collaborative
divorce, collaborative practice or the collaborative
process).
He or she may have taken any important personal items at the time (or may have made arrangements to come back for them soon after) but once the final split happens and the dust has settled, the non-essential personal items (such as hobby or recreational equipment, family heirlooms, art or
other collections) may remain in the home for a long period
of time until the parties wend their way through the legal
process of divorce.
But even in the Collaborative
Divorce process, people tend to «vent» to friends and family about perceived and real transgressions
of the
other spouse in and out
of the collaborative meetings even if they do not disseminate documentary evidence exchanged.
A judge might not grant your
divorce unless you and your spouse have decided and agreed upon spousal maintenance, child support, child custody, the division
of property, and several
other issues, as well as following the correct Arizona
divorce process.
With
other divorce processes, the handling
of privacy depends on several factors.
I can certainly understand how most lawyers that haven't been trained in collaborative law would be skeptical that a
process that doesn't have a judicial decision hanging over the heads
of the parties will work... But after having been through the training, taking on my own collaborative cases, and watching
other lawyers that are trained in collaborative law, I have a renewed optimism that this is the best way for people to resolve their
divorce case.
AFCC members have developed dispute resolution
processes such as child custody mediation, parenting coordination and
divorce education, and then collaborated with
other organizations to develop essential standards
of practice and guidelines to raise the bar in the field
of family law.
When you are undergoing emotional trauma because
of a
divorce or any
other family law proceeding, you require a legal representation that understands how delicate the
process is.
A collaborative settlement
process is a method
of dispute resolution in which
other professionals, for example,
divorce coaches, child specialists, financial specialists, psychologists, parenting coordinators, etc., are brought into the
process as a way to help address or resolve specific issues.
A professional with at least 30 hours
of training / education on listening to and reporting the views
of the child including: 6.5 hours on child development and structured interviews
of children, research on children in family justice decision - making, and ethics
of interviewing children; 6.5 hours on child interview skills including building rapport, child friendly interview environments, appropriate language usage and questions, and effectively reporting the views
of the child; and 17 hours
of other relevant education on topics such as the rights
of children, research on the inclusion and exclusion
of children in family justice decision - making, the impacts
of family breakdown or transition on children, risks and protective factors for children in family justice
processes, family dynamics
of separation and
divorce including high conflict family dynamics.
To be ready for
divorce is to have a lower emotional attachment to the person you are separating from,
other wise, the
divorce process itself will be roller coaster
of intense feelings, including anger, distrust and hurt.
Divorce has a reputation for being a long, arduous and contentious
process that pits both spouses against each
other in a vicious, no - holds - barred court fight to determine everything including division
of assets, spousal maintenance, parenting time, and child support.
The
other spouse may not even know about some business assets and this makes the
process of disclosure a vital aspect
of financial claims on
divorce.
Divorce or «dissolution
of marriage» is a legal
process in which a judge or
other authority dissolves the bonds
of matrimony existing between two persons, thus restoring them to the status
of being single and permitting them to marry
other individuals.
One
of the most important benefits
of divorce litigation in New York State (as opposed to the mediation or collaborative law
process) is the ability
of a party's
divorce attorney to issue discovery subpoenas to third parties to obtain records related to a spouse's income, employment, businesses, credit card and bank accountants and
other such records from individuals or business entities that are not parties to the
divorce proceedings.
By suggesting people like the billboard models are awaiting divorcees, the
divorce process is trivialized and made to seem
of little consequence, since there are
other fish in the sea worth pursuing.
The
other is that part
of the
process in the court office for issuing a
divorce petition should include a search
of the court's FamilyMan system to identify whether the address (es) given in the petition have been used in
other cases.»
In these pages, Brian shares his decades
of experience as a family lawyer and his in - depth knowledge about
divorce - related tax issues with
other family law attorneys as well as high - net - worth individuals facing
divorce, offering information to help them avoid tax traps and preserve their assets through the
process.
Also called the «dissolution
of marriage,»
divorce is a legal
process in which a judge or any
other person
of authority terminates a marriage.
Parental Alienation Dynamics: I am also available as a consultant for issues that are commonly referred to as parental alienation, a parent - child relationship
process that involves a child's intensive and excessive rejection
of one parent, with an over-idealization
of the
other parent, typically as part
of a
divorce process.
You will also need to keep in mind that
divorce mediation is a negotiation
process where both sides will need to work very hard in balancing an agreement and recognize that neither
of you will get your «wish list», and both
of you will need to give up on some points in order to gain on the
others.
With this sort
of agreement as the North Star toward which everyone looks throughout the
process, the private interactions between the client and the attorney are more about looking for creative (sometimes out
of the box) solutions to parenting, financial, and logistical issues that need to be addressed in the
divorce, rather than the generation
of one - sided proposals that do not take the interests
of the
other spouse into account.
If people are allowed to proceed through the
process of divorce and not gouge additional psychic wounds in each
other in the
process, most people will be through the journey in two years.