by Brandon Legal Group | Apr 3, 2025 | Collaborative Divorce, General Divorce
TL;DR Collaborative divorce is a peaceful, private, and family-focused alternative to courtroom litigation. It allows divorcing couples in Florida to work with trained professionals to reach fair, respectful agreements, often faster and with less emotional stress. It’s...
by Brandon Legal Group | Feb 1, 2024 | Collaborative Divorce, General Divorce, Mediation
Imagine a scenario where a couple, once deeply in love, finds themselves entangled in a bitter divorce. The emotional toll is immense, but there is a path to a peaceful resolution. This article explores how achieving a peaceful and mutually agreeable divorce settlement...
by Brandon Legal Group | Aug 6, 2018 | Collaborative Divorce, Family Law Questions, General Divorce
Can both parties be represented by a single lawyer and does each party need to have a lawyer at all times? Both parties in a divorce should not be represented by a single lawyer. Generally, representing two people with different goals might be impossible for one...
by Brandon Legal Group | Mar 21, 2018 | Collaborative Divorce
Tampa collaborative divorce attorneys Are collaborative divorces cheaper? When divorcing couples collaborate, the divorce is usually less expensive and less time consuming than the extensive litigation of a regular divorce, which can become costly if the spouses cannot...
by Brandon Legal Group | Feb 26, 2018 | Collaborative Divorce, Divorce Attorneys
The odds are greater for a happier and healthier post-divorce life when the divorce process has minimal stress and animosity. A collaborative divorce will help couples with children co-parent more effectively. Co-parenting is not effective if either party still harbors...
by Brandon Legal Group | Feb 19, 2018 | Collaborative Divorce, Divorce Attorneys
Both parties agree that they will refrain from traditional adversarial techniques and strategies. In the event that they change their minds at a later date, their collaborative divorce attorneys have to resign, and new attorneys are retained. This ensures the integrity...
