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Understanding the Collaborative Divorce Process, Part 2: Navigating Asset and Property Division
November 7th, 2024
Even if a couple agrees to part ways, divorce can be overwhelming. There are many issues that must be determined before a judge will sign the final divorce decree, including those involving finances and asset division. One of the ways spouses can red…
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Understanding the Collaborative Divorce Process, Part 1: What it is and How it Works
October 1st, 2024
Divorce can often be challenging, emotionally overwhelming, and stressful. However, it’s important to understand that litigation in the courtroom isn’t the only way to divorce in Maryland. The collaborative divorce process is an alternative dispu…
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Collaborative Divorce vs. Traditional Divorce: Which is Best for You?
January 24th, 2024
There is more than one way to end a marriage in Maryland. While couples who wish to end their marriage will need to obtain an official judgment of divorce, it doesn’t mean all couples need to follow the same path to get there. In fact, some divorce…
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Collaborative Divorce: A Holistic Approach to Conscious Uncoupling
May 4th, 2023
It is often said that within a divorce there are three unique separations that must each be addressed: (1) legal separation, (2) emotional separation, and (3) financial separation. The Collaborative Divorce model, sometimes called Collaborative Law o…
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Out of Court Divorce - What are my options?
February 2nd, 2022
Some families are not well-suited to the conflict and high tension of an adversarial divorce trial. If divorce court sounds expensive, time consuming, and unhealthy, you may want to consider out of court alternatives. Which one is best for you will d…
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Is Collaborative Divorce the Best Option?
July 29th, 2020
You may have heard of a thing called collaborative divorce that’s designed to take the conflict out of ending your marriage. But is a collaborative divorce the best option for your family law case? Or could you be better served by formal litigation…
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