Divorce can be emotionally challenging, but remember it doesn’t need to be a battleground. Collaborative divorce is a process that grew out of the desire to have a more peaceful and cooperative approach to dissolving a marriage. One of the reasons why they are so...
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Collaborative Divorce: A “Win-Win” For Both Parties
Although divorce or the ending of a committed intimate relationship can be tumultuous and filled with uncertainty, the pathway can be peaceful instead of combative. Collaborative Divorce (also known as Collaborative Law), is an alternative to the adversarial nature of...
How Certified Divorce Lending Professionals Can Assist You
Certified Divorce Lending Professionals (CDLPs) work with divorce attorneys, real estate agents, financial planners, mediators, and people going through a divorce or legal separation who need help understanding their home equity options (how to divide the marital...
Successful Co-Parenting Is Rooted In Effective Communication
On our recent episode of the Akiona Law Podcast, our guest wisely said, “When your only tool is a hammer, every problem looks like a nail.” At Akiona Law, we understand family law attorneys need a variety of tools to successfully navigate the divorce process. One of...
Resolving Conflicts Is An Active Skill
The Akiona Law Podcast was fortunate enough to have Bill Eddy and Megan Hunter from the High Conflict Institute. Bill and Megan are co-founders of the High Conflict Institute, where Bill developed the high-conflict personality theory. Bill has a background in studying...
Why Family Law Lawyers Are Turning To Collaborative Divorce
On the latest episode of the Akiona Law Podcast (which can be found here!), we spoke with family law attorney Sara Wahl about what inspired her to focus on Collaborative Law. Though her experiences are her own, anyone who values resolution over conflict will...
Looking to be in Control of Your Divorce? Try Collaborative Law
Anyone who has gone through a divorce knows what it is like at the start of the process. You and your spouse likely bought a house, saved money, and made plans for the future. The two of you may have even discussed where you will retire. As soon as you realize you are...
The Power Of Flexibility In A Parenting Plan
On our latest episode of the Akiona Law Podcast, we were fortunate enough to have a second conversation with an established consultant, writer, and mentor Karen S. Bonnell. Because she is also a former divorce coach and mediator, she has an intimate understanding of...
Moving Beyond The Past & Toward A Hopeful Future
On a recent episode of the Akiona Law Podcast, we sat down with a former client of ours, Jason. If you are dealing with child custody, this episode is for you. There will be times during the process when you may feel alone, angry, or uncertain about the future. Jason...
(Truly) Putting Your Children First In A Divorce
Anyone who has gone through the divorce process understands how difficult it can be—especially when children are involved. When marriages end, there can be a lot of animosity and anger. Some people apply those feelings toward attacking their spouse through their...