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Collaborative Practice Series – Part 2: A Better Way to Divorce

Leave a Comment / Collaborative Divorce, Family Law / January 29, 2021
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Introduction: Collaborative Divorce is a better process in which a divorcing couple, together with trained professionals, work as a team to resolve disputes respectfully without going to court. The Principles of Collaborative Practice: Couples going through divorce can experience confusion, anger, and loss. Under such circumstances, you may find it difficult to see an end …

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Collaborative Divorce Practice Series – Part 1: How to Divorce Without Going to Court

Leave a Comment / Collaborative Divorce / January 22, 2021

Introduction The end of a marriage or relationship is challenging enough and leaves many couples fearful of long, drawn-out court battles and endless attorneys fees. But there is a better way. Collaborative Divorce is a practice that puts you in control of your legal process with the support you need to transition into a new …

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CoParenting Behavior Under Executive Order

Leave a Comment / Family Law / January 5, 2023
Bruckner Hernandez Legal Solutions LLC CoParenting Behavior Under Executive Order

Introduction As we all continue to adapt to COVID 19 pandemic, coparenting behavior is still at the forefront. The Bruckner Hernandez Legal Solutions team understands that situations can be especially challenging for divorced and separated parents that are trying to coparent during this crisis. We recently received a letter from the Honorable Judges Matekaitis and …

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Stay at Home CoParenting from Family Lawyers

Leave a Comment / Family Law / January 5, 2023
Bruckner Hernandez Legal Solutions LLC Stay at Home CoParenting

Introduction On March 20, 2020, Governor JB Pritzker issued a “Stay at Home” executive order. This introduces new questions for “Stay at Home” coparenting, surrounding parenting time, healthcare, and education. The Legal Solutions team understands that you have questions regarding COVID-19 and the impact it has upon your family. Remember, through your children, you are …

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