Some people going through breakups are reconsidering the best way to end a relationship, including how to honor their time together.
Collaborative practice should be viewed as another alternative method in a practitioner’s toolbox to resolve issues in family law practice.
The Tennessee Supreme Court officially recognizes the growing practice of collaborative divorces.
Are you interested in the growing practice of collaborative divorce in Tennessee?
The Tennessee Supreme Court released for review and comment a proposed new rule governing collaborative practice in family-law matters. The new rule is proposed by…
This article by Debra Denison Cantor and Ann V. Levin in the Philadelphia Inquirer may be of interest to readers of this blog. ‘Collaborative divorce’…
This article by Laura Ayo in the December issue of the Greater Knoxville Business Journal may be of interest. Collaborative Divorce an Emerging Local Practice Couples ending…
It is becoming increasingly common for divorcing parties to inquire about collaborative divorce. What is collaborative divorce? How is it different from a divorce through…
This recent article by Matt Baron in the Chicago Tribune may be of interest to readers of this blog. ‘The Weekend Divorce’: Attorneys Develop Innovative…