On several occasions, I have been the incoming attorney where the client did not trust the attorney they initially retained, because they felt that attorney was in bed with their ex’s attorney, so to speak. They had observed the two attorneys — opposing counsel to one another on the given case — engage in overly friendly […]
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There is a large demographic getting a lot of air time right now – those over 50 who are choosing to get divorced. Oftentimes, these couples have been married for many years, and now their youngest is about to go to college or move out of the house. Many of the couples in these “gray […]
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There is often a misconception that many divorcing parties want to milk their spouse dry, leaving them to be a homeless bum in a cardboard box on the street. The overwhelming majority of divorcing parties that I’ve encountered do not fall into this category; many are scared and just want to know that, at the […]
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Help! Is My Attorney in Bed With My Ex’s Attorney?!
/in Collaborative Divorce, Divorce Mediation Process, Separation Agreements/by Cheryl SteinOn several occasions, I have been the incoming attorney where the client did not trust the attorney they initially retained, because they felt that attorney was in bed with their ex’s attorney, so to speak. They had observed the two attorneys — opposing counsel to one another on the given case — engage in overly friendly […]
Adult Children of Gray Divorce
/in Divorce and Children, Divorce Finance, Divorce Mediation Process/by Cheryl SteinThere is a large demographic getting a lot of air time right now – those over 50 who are choosing to get divorced. Oftentimes, these couples have been married for many years, and now their youngest is about to go to college or move out of the house. Many of the couples in these “gray […]
Should You Take Your Spouse to the Cleaners?
/in Collaborative Divorce, Divorce Finance, Divorce Mediation Process/by Cheryl SteinThere is often a misconception that many divorcing parties want to milk their spouse dry, leaving them to be a homeless bum in a cardboard box on the street. The overwhelming majority of divorcing parties that I’ve encountered do not fall into this category; many are scared and just want to know that, at the […]