Join us on this week's podcast as we talk about a variety of different real life Collaborative Process experiences and what it is like for everyone to be involved at a team meeting.

Listen in as our guest, Britney Penaherrera, shares what you can expect would be the financial cost of your divorce whether you choose litigation or Collaborative Divorce.

Join us on this week's podcast as we talk about a variety of different real life Collaborative Process experiences and what it is like for everyone to be involved at a team meeting.

Listen in as our guest, Elaine Silver, shares her thoughts and experiences with the Collaborative Process and what you can truly expect from your professional team.

Join us on this week's podcast as we look into one of the most critical decisions for couples facing divorce: litigation vs. the collaborative process. 

Listen in as our guest Cash Eaton shares his thoughts and expert opinion as we compare these two approaches to divorce, highlighting the pros and cons of each.

Join us on this week's podcast as we dive into the art of collaboration in family law! Discover why the traditional court system might not be the best fit for resolving family disputes.

Listen in as our guest Susan Keys shares her insight on the benefits of a collaborative approach, where families work together with legal, financial, and mental health professionals to create solutions that prioritize the well-being of all members.

Join us on this week's podcast as we talk about a variety of different real life Collaborative Process experiences and what it is like for everyone to be involved at a team meeting.

Listen in as our guest, FACP President Marta Alfonso, shares her thoughts and experiences with the Collaborative Process and what you can truly expect from your professional team.

The divorce process is an emotional one as you recognize the ending of your relationship. Going to court to determine how the relationship must end can often be a traumatic experience that can make it even more difficult to recover from.Join as we speak with Florida Academy of Collaborative Professionals member, Kristin Wallace about how doing your best to keep the divorce process civil and out of court can lead to a better future life for you and your ex-spouse. The Collaborative Process can provide you that opportunity.

What would you say if you could get divorced without having a fight between your attorney's? That reality is a possibility with the right mindset and the Collaborative Process.Join as we speak with Florida Academy of Collaborative Professionals member, Matthew Thatcher about how the attorneys handling your divorce can work together to minimize the fighting and conflict in the divorce process.

Don't let a judge who has a full case load control the future of your family? Learn about how the Collaborative Process puts the decisions about the future of your family into your own hands. Join as we speak with Florida Academy of Collaborative Professionals member, Evan Marks about how the Collaborative Process can lead you down a path to writing your own divorce story as opposed to someone writing it for you.

Imagine resolving your divorce outside of court on terms custom-built for your children, your finances, and your goals. Imagine using professionals whose goal is to advise and help make things better, not worse. The Collaborative Divorce Process empowers families with an efficient and cost-effective way to gently end your marriage.Join as we speak with Florida Academy of Collaborative Professionals members, Chad Layton about the role of the Collaborative Process and how two attorney's can actually work together as opposed to fight out the divorce in litigation.

What is the value in having a neutral mental health facilitator leading your divorce process? How can they help you manage the emotions that you may be feeling during the divorce process?Join as we speak with Florida Academy of Collaborative Professionals members, Randy Heller about how you can have an amicable divorce process utilizing the Collaborative Process