Blog Posts in Collabrative Law

What is Collaborative Divorce? Collaborative Divorce is a process in which divorcing parties work though the issues of their case using a method known as “interest-based negotiation,” which enables ...

The Splitting Syndrome in a divorce is a common problem in cases with successful people who tend to be Type-A personalities or somewhat domineering. Personality traits that make people successful in ...

Conflict management is key to resolving difficult disputes. Parties to a family law negotiation often become so focused on beating the other party that they lose sight of their most important goals. ...

Impartial Third Parties (Mediators) in Alternative Dispute Resolution Courts may refer a pending case to what is called Alternative Dispute Resolution. A neutral and specially trained facilitator ...

Welcome to another edition of Bouschor Family Law radio, with David Bouschor. David, today, we’re talking about a designation, or recognition, that you and your office received recently as a Best ...

When most people think about a divorce or a probate case the first thing that comes to mind is that the case will go to court. They assume that a judge or jury will hear the case and render a verdict. ...