by Kristyna Larch, Law Offices of Michael W. Bugni & Associates It’s often small things that lead to co-parenting arguments in the days, weeks and months following a separation or divorce. And just as often, it’s a small gesture, a … Continue reading →
by Sandy Voit, Tangible Solutions Insurance matters can be daunting for us in the best of times. First, there are lots of different types of insurance – life, health, disability, auto, homeowners, renters, long-term care, etc. Most of us probably … Continue reading →
by Kristyna Larch, Law Offices of Michael W. Bugni & Associates Clients may hear the words collaborative and cooperative when meeting with a variety of family law attorneys. There is a key distinction between the two. It is worth asking which … Continue reading →
by Kristyna Larch, Law Offices of Michael W. Bugni & Associates Reliably projecting the cost of any family law matter at its outset will always be difficult, if not impossible. However, there are numerous variables that affect cost that clients … Continue reading →
by Dominique Walmsley MA LMHC, Seattle Mind Counseling Divorce is painful for many, even long after the legal settlement. It changes the fundamental platform of security on which you have built your life. It affects not only your conscious understanding … Continue reading →
by Sandy Voit, Tangible Solutions The model of collaborative divorce offers a team of professionals who can help you create a successful path. One of the team members, a neutral financial professional, can help both of you achieve a fair and equitable … Continue reading →
by Andrew May, Law Offices of Andrew May PLLC As in so many conflicts, the issues in a divorce are often deeper than they initially present. A heated fight about, say, airline miles is probably not about the miles themselves but … Continue reading →
by Andrew May, Law Offices of Andrew May PLLC In any relationship, even a healthy one, good communication can be hard work. We may have different communication styles from our partners. One of us may think out loud while the other … Continue reading →
By Sandy Voit, Tangible Solutions In addition to handling the emotional and financial challenges of becoming a two-household family, divorcing parties with college-aged children also face one of the largest expenses they may ever have to bear: the always-rising cost … Continue reading →
By Cheryl Hubbell, Cobalt Mortgage Few parties contemplating a divorce fully understand how the divorce process might affect their ability to refinance their existing homes and/or buy new homes. The same could be said of most traditional family law attorneys. … Continue reading →