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For a Healthier Divorce: Consider Collaborative, Communicate and Focus on the Future

For a Healthier Divorce: Consider Collaborative, Communicate and Focus on the Future

by Cristi McMurdie | Mar 9, 2020 | Collaborative Practice, Divorce, Mediation

Collaborative divorce, open communication and focus on the future may deliver a healthier divorce for all involved. Just as the decision to get married can be complicated and complex, so can the choice to get divorced. For many couples, the decision to end a...
TOP REASONS to Consider Collaborative Divorce Instead of Traditional Litigation

TOP REASONS to Consider Collaborative Divorce Instead of Traditional Litigation

by Cristi McMurdie | Sep 26, 2019 | Collaborative Practice, Divorce

When most people think of divorce, they imagine two lawyers battling it out in a courtroom or conference room to try and earn a win for their side. However, it doesn’t have to be this way. Many couples are opting for a more considered and less divisive approach...
Collaborative Practice for the Best Divorce Outcomes

Collaborative Practice for the Best Divorce Outcomes

by Cristi McMurdie | Jul 15, 2019 | Collaborative Practice, Divorce

Imagine being one of the key players on the 1980 US Hockey team that triumphed over the USSR. That meteoric event was labeled a “Miracle on Ice” and later became a famous movie. There is nothing better than being an integral part of a stellar winning team that...
My Collaborative colleague, Nancy Hetrick was published in Forbes!

My Collaborative colleague, Nancy Hetrick was published in Forbes!

by Cristi McMurdie | Mar 4, 2019 | Collaborative Practice, Divorce, Finances

“Advice For Boomer Same-Sex Couples Facing Divorce” syncs nicely with my blog posts last month on adoption in all types of families including same-sex couples. In many married same sex couples, their unique financial concerns are compounded upon...
Collaborative Divorce – An Alternative to Traditional Divorce Court

Collaborative Divorce – An Alternative to Traditional Divorce Court

by Cristi McMurdie | Jan 3, 2019 | Collaborative Practice, Divorce, Mediation

The ending of a marriage is never easy. There are always more issues to confront than anyone realized including property distribution decisions, new estate planning, support issues, and, of course, if there are children, parenting plans bring up the most anxiety and...
Most people plan their weddings a year to two years in advance.  Why don’t we do the same thing for divorce?

Most people plan their weddings a year to two years in advance.  Why don’t we do the same thing for divorce?

by Cristi McMurdie | Jul 16, 2018 | Collaborative Practice, Divorce

Divorce is a complex and often intimidating process, even for uncontested cases. The most challenging aspects usually involve how to divide parenting time and responsibilities, the close second is protecting and preserving your assets while trying to divide them at...
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