Articles and Insights about Collaborative Law
Getting Divorced Without Going to Court in Bucks County (Transcript)
Author: Tracy Anne Timby, J.D, MS
Show: Getting Divorced Without Going to Court in Bucks CountyAired: 10/15/2010 4:00 PM UTCHost: Tim AdamsDescription: Join Collaborative Talk Radio to hear Newtown Attorney Tracy Timby discuss Collaborative Divorce in Bucks County, PA. Tracy Anne Timby, J.D, MS is a...
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Children and the Collaborative Divorce (Transcript)
Author: Dr. Erin von Zuben
Show: Children and the Collaborative DivorceAired: 12/17/2010 5:00 PM UTCHost: Tim AdamsDescription: Dr. Erin von Zuben will discuss the global impact of divorce on children and how the Collaborative Divorce can help reduce the negative effects of a traditional divorce...
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Collaborative Law in Bucks County (Transcript)
Author: Eleanor Flannery, Esquire
Show: Collaborative Law in Bucks CountyAired: 10/12/2010 6:00 PM UTCHost: Tim AdamsDescription: Join Collaborative Law Radio today to hear Eleanor Flannery, Esq share her thoughts on collaborative divorce in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. With nearly 30 years experience in family law...
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Child Custody: “Best Interests” enumerated under new law
Author: Joseph D. Visco, Esquire
On January 24th of this year, child custody law in Pennsylvania changed. Previously, child custody disputes where decided by a judge based upon the “best interests of the child” standard. This broad standard gave litigants, counsel and judges broad discretion...
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Collaborative Divorce
Author: Joseph D. Visco, Esquire
Over 50% of all married couples will divorce. Over 60% of those who get divorced will divorce again. In Bucks County alone, almost 1,500 couples a year file for divorce. Divorce is, unfortunately, big business. The current recession only...
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Divorce without Anger
Author: Deborah Meyrowitz Weiss, M.Ed., MFT
Once we have made the decision to separate from and divorce our partner, we are faced with the emotional fallout. Not just your emotions, but your estranged partner’s and if there are children, theirs as well. What seemed to be...
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A cooperative spirit on divorce.
Author: Kate Fratti, Bucks County Courier Times
Husband and I have been married 28 years. Most of them happily. Still, there were lots of days over the course of those nearly three decades when both of us wondered if we should run screaming from this blessed union...
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Recent Changes to the Pennsylvania Support Guidelines
Author: Hillary J. Moonay, Esq
On May 12, 2010 new Support Guidelines enacted by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court on January 12, 2010 will go into effect. Any individual that is currently paying or receiving support on behalf of a child could be effected by these...
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Even though Mommy and Daddy are getting divorced you can still be a family.
Author: By Tracy A. Timby, Esquire
I attended my nephew's first communion on Saturday. It is a Catholic sacrament that the children and their parents have to prepare for over a period of months. It is similar to the Bar or Bat Mitzvah in the...
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Top Ten Questions Clients Ask About Collaborative Divorce
Author: By Bonnie Raynes, Esq & Joanne Kleiner, Esq
1. What are the benefits of collaborative divorce? The benefits of collaborative divorce are many. First and foremost, you avoid going to court, which for many people is intimidating and even traumatic. With collaborative, you are in control of the...
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Getting Divorced Without Going to Court in Bucks County (Transcript)
Author: Tracy Anne Timby, J.D, MS
Show: Getting Divorced Without Going to Court in Bucks CountyAired: 10/15/2010 4:00 PM UTCHost: Tim AdamsDescription: Join Collaborative Talk Radio to hear Newtown Attorney Tracy Timby discuss Collaborative Divorce in Bucks County, PA. Tracy Anne Timby, J.D, MS is a...
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Children and the Collaborative Divorce (Transcript)
Author: Dr. Erin von Zuben
Show: Children and the Collaborative DivorceAired: 12/17/2010 5:00 PM UTCHost: Tim AdamsDescription: Dr. Erin von Zuben will discuss the global impact of divorce on children and how the Collaborative Divorce can help reduce the negative effects of a traditional divorce...
Read More
Collaborative Law in Bucks County (Transcript)
Author: Eleanor Flannery, Esquire
Show: Collaborative Law in Bucks CountyAired: 10/12/2010 6:00 PM UTCHost: Tim AdamsDescription: Join Collaborative Law Radio today to hear Eleanor Flannery, Esq share her thoughts on collaborative divorce in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. With nearly 30 years experience in family law...
Read More
Child Custody: “Best Interests” enumerated under new law
Author: Joseph D. Visco, Esquire
On January 24th of this year, child custody law in Pennsylvania changed. Previously, child custody disputes where decided by a judge based upon the “best interests of the child” standard. This broad standard gave litigants, counsel and judges broad discretion...
Read More
Collaborative Divorce
Author: Joseph D. Visco, Esquire
Over 50% of all married couples will divorce. Over 60% of those who get divorced will divorce again. In Bucks County alone, almost 1,500 couples a year file for divorce. Divorce is, unfortunately, big business. The current recession only...
Read More
Divorce without Anger
Author: Deborah Meyrowitz Weiss, M.Ed., MFT
Once we have made the decision to separate from and divorce our partner, we are faced with the emotional fallout. Not just your emotions, but your estranged partner’s and if there are children, theirs as well. What seemed to be...
Read More
A cooperative spirit on divorce.
Author: Kate Fratti, Bucks County Courier Times
Husband and I have been married 28 years. Most of them happily. Still, there were lots of days over the course of those nearly three decades when both of us wondered if we should run screaming from this blessed union...
Read More
Recent Changes to the Pennsylvania Support Guidelines
Author: Hillary J. Moonay, Esq
On May 12, 2010 new Support Guidelines enacted by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court on January 12, 2010 will go into effect. Any individual that is currently paying or receiving support on behalf of a child could be effected by these...
Read More
Even though Mommy and Daddy are getting divorced you can still be a family.
Author: By Tracy A. Timby, Esquire
I attended my nephew's first communion on Saturday. It is a Catholic sacrament that the children and their parents have to prepare for over a period of months. It is similar to the Bar or Bat Mitzvah in the...
Read More
Top Ten Questions Clients Ask About Collaborative Divorce
Author: By Bonnie Raynes, Esq & Joanne Kleiner, Esq
1. What are the benefits of collaborative divorce? The benefits of collaborative divorce are many. First and foremost, you avoid going to court, which for many people is intimidating and even traumatic. With collaborative, you are in control of the...
Read More
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