There are several ways a collaborative divorce helps you move through the divorce process in less time with fewer emotional costs. They include: Fostering a cooperative atmosphere where both parties feel safe and able to communicate openly toward solving problems in a creative manner. Putting together a ‘team’ of...
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In front of a coin operated washing machine. Clue: This guy can’t afford his own. Her divorce lawyer’s office lobby. One person on the rebound adds more than enough spice to a relationship. Her place of employment. Use your noggin! What happens when the relationship ends? Any support group...
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Geez, you look horrible. All of our friends are so thrilled we’re getting divorced, as none of them actually like you. I’ve been unfaithful to you since day 1 of our marriage, including, without limitation, with your best friend and at least 2 of your siblings. I can’t remember...
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Speak in a foreign accent at all times (Spanish, French, whatever floats your boat). Call her “mamacita,” always, not matter what the context. Become a Star Wars Fanatic. Wear a Chewbacca costume. Don’t ever take it off. Remove the seats from all the toilets in your house. Come on...
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Company, Firm, Corporation, Etc.: If you’re a business owner, you should consider a prenuptial agreement, as, upon divorce, you otherwise could wind up having to compensate your wife or husband for a portion of the business’ value; in a worst case scenario, you won’t have the cash to do...
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