An Overview of the Collaborative Process

The collaborative law process is a structured environment for dispute resolution. It is unlike mediation because before beginning the process, both parties and all participants need to have a full commitment. With everyone’s buy-in the chances of success are very high; the national success rate is 86% according to www.collaborativepracticeflorida.com. These are cases that ended [...]

An Overview of the Collaborative Process2019-10-02T17:18:22-04:00

Active vs. Passive Income

The IRS taxes “active” and “passive” incomes at different rates and under different rules. Losses from passive income cannot be used to offset gains from active income. This article will discuss different types of active and passive incomes, and the IRS rules governing these incomes. […]

Active vs. Passive Income2016-12-07T16:24:11-05:00

The Collaborative Divorce Process in Florida Law

In recent years, as divorce for many couples has become increasingly costly, both financially and emotionally, collaborative divorce has grown in popularity as an alternative to the traditional litigation approach in an effort to help couples part more peacefully, saving them time and money. In 2017, The Collaborative Law Process Act became Part 3 of [...]

The Collaborative Divorce Process in Florida Law2016-11-18T15:36:34-05:00

History of Collaborative Divorce

Written for & posted on the professional website Collaborative Divorce Institute of Tampa Bay “Collaborative Divorce is a relatively new approach.  The concept was first birthed in the early 1990s when lawyers finally realized that divorce is not a legal issue; it is a personal relationship issue that has legal attachments.  Prior to the 1990s, all divorce [...]

History of Collaborative Divorce2011-12-02T16:21:40-05:00
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