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CDD members present in Frisco to Collaborative Divorce Professionals

August 16, 2018 By Collaborative Divorce Dallas

Jody Johnson and Honey Sheff, both CDD members, presented on July 20th at a gathering of collaborative law professionals in Frisco.  The talk centered on effective strategies that collaborative professionals can employ when facing challenges with clients.  These problems can cover a broad spectrum–from clients who do not really want the divorce, those who want to control matters beyond their … [Read more...] about CDD members present in Frisco to Collaborative Divorce Professionals

Filed Under: Benefits of Team Approach, Blog, Collaborative Conversation, Mental Health Issues, No Case too Complex

How Collaborative Law Differs from Mediation

July 16, 2017 By Carie Silvestri

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Critics of collaborative divorce argue that the majority of cases settle before trial anyway, often at mediation, so why risk having to withdraw from the case if a settlement is not reached?  Why would any lawyer sign an agreement compelling withdrawal from representation if the case ends up in court (as the collaborative divorce process requires)?  For someone who is unfamiliar with collaborative … [Read more...] about How Collaborative Law Differs from Mediation

Filed Under: Benefits of Team Approach, Blog, Collaborative Conversation, No Case too Complex

What does Advocacy Look Like for the Attorney in the Collaborative Divorce Process?

April 26, 2017 By Jody L. Johnson

Litigation and Collaborative Divorce models both involve significant negotiation. Most litigation cases end in a negotiated settlement prior to trial, but the negotiation is frequently under the pressure of looming deadlines, such as temporary hearings, depositions and other discovery deadlines, mediation, and the trial date. The court system is in control, negotiation feels pressured, and it may … [Read more...] about What does Advocacy Look Like for the Attorney in the Collaborative Divorce Process?

Filed Under: Blog, Mental Health Issues, No Case too Complex

Collaborative Law and the Affair

July 27, 2009 By Carla Calabrese

Affairs are one of the leading reasons sited for divorce. And while traditional divorce attorneys often tell clients that affairs are not appropriate cases for collaboration, the opposite is actually true. (In fact, a quick poll of the attorneys on this blog roll would confirm that most of their cases involve affairs.) Whether you’re the spouse who’s discovered the affair, or you’re the one who … [Read more...] about Collaborative Law and the Affair

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The Substance Abusing Spouse & Collaboration

July 27, 2009 By Jody L. Johnson

There are lots of lawyers who will tell clients it’s not possible to have a Collaborative Divorce with an active alcoholic or drug user spouse. And although such cases present special challenges, they’re also an opportunity to protect children and actually retain more control over outcomes than litigation produces. Here’s why – 1. Texas law mandates parenting time for with minimum … [Read more...] about The Substance Abusing Spouse & Collaboration

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Structure and Neutrality: Power Source in Collaborative Divorce

December 12, 2018 By David Brunson

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The Power of the Collaborative Divorce Process The Collaborative Divorce Process, at its core, is a problem-solving practice; a structured method designed to create an optimal solution from a set … [Read More...]

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