Children are always a major point of a divorce no matter what the circumstance. It often comes down to one of two scenarios: one parent ends up being a ‘deadbeat’ and never has any contact with the children; the two parents work well together for the benefit of the children no matter what their personal…
Read MoreMarriage is the act of two becoming one, but sadly, this does not always have the happy fairy tale ending. We at Family Divorce Solutions seek to help people maintain their marriage, and if not, how to keep the proceedings out of a family court to the best of our abilities. Most marital property is…
Read MoreDiane Goodman Featured in Daily Journal Article Family Divorce Solutions of San Fernando Valley member Diane Goodman, an Encino based family law specialist in mediation and Collaborative Practice, was featured in the leading Los Angeles legal publication Daily Journal. The Journal article highlights Diane’s expertise, experience and listening skills, which she employs to provide all…
Read MoreResolve Your Trust and Estate Issues Without Going to Court by Douglas Rosner Law Office of Douglas Rosner, Westlake Village, California Do you have a dispute regarding trusts and estates? Why go to court? There is another way. Your family can choose to resolve your trust and estate dispute without going to court by utilizing…
Read MoreWhich Divorce Would You Rather Have? by Michelle Daneshrad, CFL-S Completion Law Firm, Woodland Hills, California Isabelle is standing at the top of a sloping brick driveway. Her sister stands beside her. She is practicing in her mind the words she was trained to say. As her dad’s red SUV finally reaches the front door,…
Read MoreLACFLA Collaborative Family Practice Three Day Training Set for August 10-11-12 10th Annual Collaborative Family Practice Basic Interdisciplinary Three Day Training When: August 10, 11, and 12, 2016 Registration: 8:30 – 9 a.m. Program: 9 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Tuition: $295 CEUs Offered: 17.5 Where: Loyola Law School, Los Angeles, 919 Albany Street, Los Angeles…
Read MoreIn Collaborative Divorce, the attorney’s job is not to undermine opposing counsel, their clients, or their positions. Rather, the lawyer tries to empower his or her own client and foster an environment where everyone including the other spouse can express themselves and reach a settlement in a healthy way.
Read MoreAvoid Self-Justification For A Smoother Divorce by Dr. James E. Walton, Ph.D., LMFT PeacefulDivorceLA.com, North Hollywood, California The majority of couples who end up getting divorced experience a gradual drift away from each other over the course of their relationship. It usually comes on slowly and gradually through a pattern of blaming the other and…
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