What is Collaborative Law?

Posted: December 19, 2012 by: Shannon R. Burke. Write a comment

When you hear the word “divorce,” you probably have an image of what the process will be like. Perhaps you assume that each party will hire an attorney; take a polarized negotiation position; and repeatedly go to court to fight over issues of property division, custody, and spousal support. Perhaps you fear that after years […]

Collaborative Law Opens Doors To Families with Special Needs Children

Posted: September 22, 2010 by: Carlton R. Marcyan. Write a comment

A recent study by researcher Brian Freedman has debunked the myth showing parents with autistic children have a divorce rate of 80%. In fact, the study demonstrated: “There really weren’t any significant differences in terms of family structure when you consider children with autism and those without,” says study researcher Brian Freedman, PhD, clinical director […]