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A Divorce Coach—Your Partner in Navigating Divorce
Dear readers, from my many years of doing divorce resolution I have come to realize the great value for a divorcing party to use a Divorce Coach. Read what Gaylen, among the best, has to say about this added value service. Anthony C. Adamopoulos, Divorce Mediator, Collaborative Divorce. GUEST BLOG: A Divorce Coach—Your Partner in…
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Navigating an Uncontested Divorce in Massachusetts: A Simplified Guide
By Ben Stich, LICSW, M.Ed., a Guest Poster adapted from a prior post of his. When facing divorce, many couples feel overwhelmed by the process and don’t know where to start. In Massachusetts, there are structured steps to help you move toward an uncontested divorce smoothly-whether you pursue mediation, collaborative divorce, or court litigation. Here’s…
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SAVING YOUR MARRIAGE– RECONCILIATION AGREEMENTS IN MASSACHUSETTS
Massachusetts law permits couples to create Reconciliation Agreements, also known as postnuptial or marital agreements. These agreements aim to improve a marriage by outlining a plan should reconciliation fail. The agreements essentially prepare for a potential divorce while attempting to salvage the marriage. This legal tool provides a structured approach to resolving marital issues,…
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Facing Divorce? How a Divorce Resolution Specialist Can Help You
To some one facing divorce, it is scary and all new. Let me help by explaining how a Divorce Resolution Specialist, such as myself, can help you, get through divorce. Help Selecting the Right Divorce Approach. Most people have no idea how getting a divorce works. A couple needs to start with the right…
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DIVORCE MONTH IS JANUARY. PICK THE RIGHT APPROACH FIRST, BEFORE FILING FOR DIVORCE
“Choosing the right approach can make all the difference.” Know someone thinking about divorce? PLEASE urge them to ask: What is the best divorce approach for them? Staying out of the court’s adversarial system usually means using either mediation or Collaborative Divorce. Hand in hand with selecting the right approach is selecting the right mediator…
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Great Client Review for Collaborative Divorce
Thanks, Anthony! You are definitely someone I have been grateful to have in my life over the past several months. I appreciate all of the guidance and support you’ve given me as I navigate through this. Enjoy your holiday! S – a present Collaborative Divorce client. Please call so I can help you. too. …
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SAVING COSTS IN DIVORCE – PREPARING YOUR FINANCIAL STATEMENT
By Anthony C. Adamopoulos In my many years of helping people through divorce, a re-occurring client activity always results in additional costs. What is that activity? The client’s choice to not follow Divorce Court instructions on how to complete the court’s Financial Statement. In all divorce cases, the most important document for the reviewing judge…
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WHY AND WHEN TO TALK WITH A MORTGAGE EXPERT
As a mediator and a Collaborative Divorce attorney it is often necessary to involve a Certified Divorce Lending Professional (CDLP). John Marroni is such a neutral. He has been kind enough to provide the following valuable information. His contact information is at the end of the article. Navigating Complex Divorce Finances: CDLP® vs. Non-Divorce…
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ADAMOPOULOS CHOSEN TO RECEIVE 2024 “TOP 10 FAMILY LAW ATTORNEY AWARD”
So happy about this news: The National Academy of Family Law Attorneys has informed Anthony C. Adamopoulos, of Anthony C. Adamopoulos’ Divorce Mediation and Divorce Resolution Services, that he has been chosen to receive its Top 10 Attorney Award for Massachusetts. The Academy said he was chosen “…because of the hard work and dedication…
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CO-PARENTING AND DIVORCE COURSE NOW REQUIRED, ALSO, GREAT PREP FOR DIVORCE MEDIATION
By Anthony C. Adamopoulos a divorce mediator dedicated to getting people through divorce as quickly as possible for the least cost. As of November 1st, all parents of young children facing Massachusetts’ divorce litigation are required to complete the Family Court mandated co-parenting and divorce course called TWO FAMILIES NOW. I recently completed TWO FAMILIES…
