Virtual Collab Divorce California

09/05/2025

Due to technical issues, we unfortunately had to cancel today's Divorce Options webinar. Please check us out for Divorce Doctors on September 19th, and we will host Divorce Options again in October! Please accept our sincerest apologies.

03/20/2025

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10/14/2024

Getting a divorce can be difficult on your emotions and your wallet. Avoid these three mistakes to protect your financial wellness.

08/03/2024

Today’s Divorce Tip:

Accept that is perfectly normal to experience a range of emotions such as sadness, anger, fatigue, frustration, and confusion. It is also common to feel anxious about what lies ahead. Moving forward can be scary as it involves stepping into the unknown. Give yourself compassion and room to experience these feelings, and acknowledge that these intense feelings will diminish with time.

08/02/2024

Do you know an attorney, financial professional, or therapist who would benefit from training on a more peaceful, solution-focused divorce option? LACFLA's once-per-year training in collaborative divorce is August 14-16 at Loyola. Please share this info!

Los Angeles Collaborative Family Law Association provides basic training annually each August.Variety of training availble to individuals in needs.

06/21/2024

Thanks to everyone who attended our Divorce Doctors webinar today with attorney Kevin Chroman, divorce coach Ria Severance, and financial expert Jessica Simmons! Our next session will be July 19th, but we are always here to help: [email protected]

06/10/2024

The VDC professional crew met today for our monthly meeting - great discussions on marketing, presentations, and keeping your mind aware of bias and open to change.

06/08/2024

Contrary to popular belief, not all divorces involve mud-slinging and arguments in court. If you and your spouse are willing to negotiate the terms of your divorce,

02/11/2022

When you are going through a divorce, it can be hard to know what is happening and why.

A couple may feel like they have no control over their lives or the outcome of the process. They worry about how this will impact their children and family members. Many people wonder if they should go for an uncontested divorce or fight it out in court with lawyers. Even more couples do not want to drag on the process because there are financial implications as well as emotional ones that come into play when fighting over property division, spousal support, child custody issues, etc., especially if one spouse has decided that he/she wants out of the marriage but does not want to deal with any of these difficult decisions involved in ending a marriage. There is also stress related to dealing with attorneys who make everything seem worse than it really is!

Mediation and Collaborative Divorce services allow each party to design their own final marital settlement agreement without entering a Courtroom.


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