Preserving Relationships in a Divorce

By: Karen Ela Kenny, MSW, LICSW Children will always benefit from being lovingly raised with an extended family to count on.  When children’s parents decide to divorce, this is often a strain on mutual friends, aunts, uncles, cousins, and grandparents.   One of the strongly held beliefs in the Collaborative process of divorcing is to preserve …

Divorce Shouldn’t be a War

By: Anna Goulet Zimmerman, Esq. We know that collaborative divorces can lead to less friction and better post-divorce relationships, which is especially important in cases involving children. Divorces wherein one or both spouses are, or were, in the military present challenges for which collaborative law can allow for the parties to work together to reach …