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In this episode of the Akiona Law Podcast, Lani speaks with Certified Divorce Lending Professional ("CDLP") and former tax attorney, Mihaella Bayla about how involving a CDLP during the divorce process helps divorcing homeowners make informed decisions and avoid...
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...
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...
Collaborative divorce represents a solid option for some separating couples, including those with children. Working alongside their respective attorneys, each person partakes in the divorce negotiations, addressing important issues such as division of property, child...
In this episode of the Akiona Law Podcast, Lani speaks with divorce mediator, Kathleen Royer. She speaks about the need for divorcing couples especially those who have children, to engage in problem-solving rather than being adversaries. Lani and Kathleen discuss the...
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...
Co-parenting is hard in any circumstance, and co-parenting with someone who chooses to pursue conflict over resolution may seem downright impossible. In this episode of the Akiona Law Podcast, Lani speaks with Bill Eddy and Megan Hunter of the High Conflict Institute...
Decades ago, as divorce became easier and more common in the U.S., it was still fairly rare for older couples to split up. Whether due to different attitudes toward divorce or some other reason, so-called "gray divorce" was uncommon -- until now. No longer a rarity...
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...
How my parent’s divorce influenced my career path into Collaborative Divorce.