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How to Use Collaborative Divorce to Reduce Drama: Andrea Vacca on the Off the Fence Podcast
Divorce doesn’t have to be a battleground. I had a great conversation with Karen Covy, Divorce Attorney, Mediator, and Divorce Coach of Karen Covy Coaching on the Off the Fence Podcast about how the Collaborative Divorce team approach provides clients with more support while also dialing down the drama in their divorce. Our conversation provides…
Read MoreHow to Cope with Anger and Sadness When Going Through a Divorce
Divorce is tough. Aside from the legal and financial implications, you’re likely experiencing a roller-coaster of emotions that can leave you feeling lost and overwhelmed. It is natural to experience anger and depression on this journey, but that doesn’t mean they have to dictate the course of your divorce process. Let’s explore how to navigate…
Read MoreNavigating Significant Life Changes During Marriage: The Role of Postnuptial Agreements in New York
You may have heard about postnuptial agreements and their importance in guiding married couples through various life situations. But what exactly do these agreements cover, and how do they come into play when life presents unexpected changes and challenges such as newfound wealth, relocating for work, or leaving the workforce to care for children or…
Read MoreThe Power of Community During Divorce with Elise Pettus
In this episode of A Better Divorce Podcast, Andrea Vacca is joined by Elise Pettus, Founder of UNtied, a community for women navigating divorce and life after. With an online community of almost 2,000 women, UNtied offers a nurturing, upbeat membership, meaningful education, and access to the best experts via its online events. Tune in…
Read MoreUnderstanding The Different Types of Divorce Lawyers
The attorney you choose to handle your divorce can significantly impact the outcome. Attorneys with different backgrounds and service offerings bring unique styles and approaches to the table. The way your attorney approaches divorce will shape the trajectory of your case. Let’s explore how different lawyers employ different styles of practice. 1. The Fighter: Litigation…
Read MoreThe Silent Struggle: Emotionally Abused Men in Divorce
In a society in which men are frequently taught to hide their feelings, as shaped by social stigmas and a lack of support networks, acknowledging and confronting emotional abuse is a hidden battle men face in divorce. In a recent interview with Karen McMahon, a seasoned divorce coach and the founder of Journey Beyond Divorce,…
Read MoreDivorcing with Substantial Assets? Consider a Collaborative Approach
So, you find yourself in a divorce, but it is not just any divorce—it involves the substantial assets that you and your spouse have accumulated during your marriage. Your emotions are already high, and the complexities seem overwhelming. As you navigate this challenging terrain, there are crucial steps and considerations to keep in mind. 1.…
Read MoreHoliday Planning for Divorcing Parents – Part 2: How Collaborative Divorce Supports Creative Solutions for Spending the Holidays Together
Divorcing during the holidays is not easy for you or your children, but it may be unavoidable. So what is the best way to divorce if you want to maintain holiday traditions while minimizing the impact your divorce will have on your children’s lives? In most cases, the answer is collaborative divorce. In Part 1…
Read MoreThe New Era of Amicable Celebrity Divorces: Collaborative Divorce and Mediation in the Spotlight
In a world where divorce has historically been synonymous with bitterness and blame, 2023 has been a hallmark year for celebrity splits. From music artists Britney Spears, Ariana Grande, and Taylor Swift to actors Hugh Jackman, Sophia Vergara, and Reese Witherspoon, high-profile couples have been making headlines with their amicable divorce announcements. Instead of hurling…
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