What is the Collaborative Divorce Process?

The Collaborative Divorce Process is a cooperative process in which a separating or divorcing couple, with the assistance of their attorneys, work together to negotiate the best outcome for both parties and their children. The process is based on a voluntary and free exchange of information, the parties pledge not to go to court and [Read More]

By |2012-09-26T22:50:31-04:00September 26th, 2012|Agreements, Collaborative Law, Custody, Divorce|

Welcome Aboard!

Welcome to my blog. Here we will discuss domestic relations matters as they present themselves in upstate New York. Not that divorce or custody cases here are very different than those down state or in other states. But the law of domestic relations law in New York is different from that in other states. Also [Read More]

By |2012-09-26T22:49:33-04:00September 26th, 2012|Divorce|

You Get What You Pay For

I am a big fan of the Dos Equis commercials and the “Most Interesting Man in the World.” And although I do not drink beer, if I did it might be Dos Equis. Among my favorite of these commercials is the “Most Interesting Man in the World on Going Dutch.” His words of wisdom, “You [Read More]

By |2012-09-25T22:51:32-04:00September 25th, 2012|Divorce|

Communicating While Divorcing: The benefits of using email

Parties who are divorcing often can benefit by using email. Since most people have their email on their cell phone, and no longer have to rely on email on their computer, email allows parties to communicate instantly. Text messaging also offers these benefits. For purposes of this discussion, we simply will discuss email. Keep in [Read More]

By |2012-09-20T22:33:26-04:00September 20th, 2012|Divorce|
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