Family Law Blog
Respectful Dialogue A Contagious Core Value of the Collaborative Divorce Process
Joryn Jenkins
November 4, 2018
Disrespectfulness is not tolerated in the collaborative divorce process. We can probably all sadly agree that our society is devolving into a culture of disrespect. ...
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Who Should You Include on Your Divorce Team?
Joryn Jenkins
August 13, 2018
In life, surrounding yourself with the right people can mean the difference between happiness and sadness, success and failure. It is no different when you ...
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The Stepparent: What level of involvement in parenting is appropriate?
jackie
July 21, 2018
What role does a stepparent have in parenting? Integrating a stepparent into an already established family structure can be a sensitive, and potentially stressful, situation. ...
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Asking Divorce Questions: Is Collaboration Right For You?
Joryn Jenkins
June 25, 2018
Ask Yourself These Questions Before Choosing Collaboration For Your Divorce Process. Divorce is stressful. Before you even begin your divorce, you must choose how you ...
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Is a Kitchen Table Divorce Right For You?
Joryn Jenkins
March 30, 2018
Is the “Kitchen Table” Process Appropriate for Your Divorce? Some couples can resolve their divorce issues by negotiating directly with one another, without professional help. ...
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Is Negotiation The Right Divorce Process For You?
Joryn Jenkins
March 7, 2018
Many divorcing couples aren’t able to resolve their divorces without the assistance of professionals. Sometimes one hires an attorney to represent one of them in ...
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Five Ways to Choose a Lawyer for Your “Trivial” Legal Matter
Joryn Jenkins
February 9, 2018
Choosing a lawyer can be stressful, especially if you are doing it to take care of a life-changing event like your divorce, your bankruptcy, the ...
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Asking Questions: Is Mediation The Right Process For Your Divorce?
Joryn Jenkins
January 25, 2018
For the couple getting divorced, there are a number of choices available to them of how to go about it, from negotiating directly with each ...
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