Choosing the right path for your family’s well-being when divorcing is essential to future relationships with your co-parent and children. Collaborative divorce and mediation are both out-of-court processes but serve different purposes. Let’s dive into the distinctions to help you make an informed choice. Collaborative Divorce – Collaborative divorce is a team-supported process where both partners have attorneys, financial neutrals, divorce coaches, and child mental health specialists. – This approach provides comprehensive support throughout the divorce, ideal for cases with complexities like co-owned businesses or special child custody needs. – Is an excellent option when communication is lacking trust or…
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Holidays can be difficult when going through a divorce. Learn tips on how to get through. Join us on November 4 for the next Divorce Options(R) Workshop. Learn more about our workshops and RSVP here.
Read More →Divorce is an anxiety-provoking process. There are many unknowns and the prospect of going to court and talking about your personal issues and finances is often terrifying for most people. However, you do not have to go to court to get divorced in California. In fact, many couples never set foot in court. With Collaborative Divorce and Mediation, you never have to go to court. Collaborative Practice San Diego is a group of attorneys, financial professionals and mental health professionals that all believe in helping you through this process while preserving your time, money, sanity, and family relationships. Check out…
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When going through a divorce, it can be easy to make financial mistakes. Get the tips you need to help you stay on top of your finances. Join us for the next Divorce Options(R) Workshop on October 7. Learn more about our workshops and RSVP here.
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Navigating the back-to-school period during a divorce can be challenging. Whether you’re in the midst of the process or have recently finalized it, these strategies will help you and your children transition smoothly: Plan together and coordinate routines with your co-parent and the school. Discuss schedules, transportation, and emergencies before school starts. Inform teachers to introduce the divorce to your child’s new teacher. This helps them offer appropriate support and understand your child’s challenges. Sync schedules to align school and parenting schedules to avoid conflicts. Stay informed about events, practices, and activities. Prioritize safety if necessary, and inform the school…
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Facing divorce while keeping your children’s well-being intact is no small feat. If you’re considering the collaborative divorce process, you’re on the right track. Let’s explore how you can further cushion the effects of divorce on your children by merging collaborative divorce strategies with the expertise of a child specialist. The Collaborative Divorce Edge Opting for collaborative divorce means you’re committed to approaching this transition with a cooperative mindset. It’s about teamwork, communication, and addressing your children’s needs and best interests. The Role of Child Specialist Child specialists are like emotional navigators for children during tough times. They bring the…
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With a new school year here, it’s important to help make the transition of your divorce easier for your children. Join us for the next Divorce Options(R) Workshop on September 2 for tips. Learn more about our workshops and RSVP here.
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Divorce brings significant changes to various aspects of your entire life, including retirement planning. Knowing how this life event can impact your retirement is essential, as it holds long-term financial implications. Thankfully, collaborative divorce offers an opportunity to navigate these complexities with the help of a neutral financial professional, avoiding court litigation while ensuring a fair creative division of assets, including retirement funds. To gain insight into the financial implications, consider the following key points: Collaborate with a financial expert who can guide you in ensuring a fair distribution Pre-marital and Post-marital Retirement Accounts: If you had retirement accounts before…
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While divorce can be very difficult, it’s important to learn how to minimize the effects divorce can have on children. Join us on August 5 for the next Divorce Options(R) Workshop to learn tips on how to help your children through your divorce. Learn more about our workshops and RSVP here.
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In divorce you are required to divide your assets, and that includes your retirement plan. Join us July 1 for the next Divorce Options(R) Workshop to find out how your retirement is affected by divorce. Learn more about our workshops and RSVP here.
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