Florida Collaborative Law Group, PLLC

05/03/2022

We have some Big News to share!!!

The Manhattan-based midsize firm merged with an appellate boutique and a family law firm in Boca Raton, adding 11 attorneys and establishing a beachhead to grow real estate and transactional practices in the region.

11/16/2021

Top 5 benefits of Collaborative Divorce:
1. It’s confidential
2. It’s personal
3. It sustains relationships
4. It’s supportive
5. Everyone’s interests are a aligned

To schedule a consultation, email us at [email protected] or call us at (561) 569-2279

11/10/2021

Did you know?

Florida’s Collaborative Law Process Act, section 61.56, Florida Statutes, took effect July 1, 2017. On May 18, 2017, the Supreme Court of Florida adopted Florida Family Law Rule of Procedure 12.745 and Rule 4-1.19, Rules Regulating the Florida Bar.

11/01/2021

Our very own Christen Ritchey attended the International Academy of Collaborative Professionals (IACP) 2021 conference. She had the opportunity to do a presentation on domestic violence in collaborative cases at the IACP Forum.

10/20/2021

Supporting the fighters, admiring the survivors, honoring the taken and never, ever give up. October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, so let us continue to raise awareness until we find a cure.

10/15/2021

Collaborative Law is a non-adversarial option for couples seeking to minimize stress on themselves, children, and others. The goal is mutually agreed upon settlements outside of court and not determined by a judge or other third-party person.

10/11/2021

The International Academy of Collaborative Professionals (IACP) reports that 86% of Collaborative matters ended in a full resolution of all issues, while an additional 2% of clients decided to stay in their relationship. Most Collaborative matters take less than a year to resolve and many take less than 6 months. The typical divorce court process can take years.

10/06/2021

The Collaborative Divorce Process works for almost all divorces-whether the spouses are committed to a peaceful resolution or focused on arguing. The Collaborative team works together with the clients to explore options until solutions are found that work for both spouses. The process helps spouses to embrace reality and commit to finding solutions.

The Collaborative Process can be used to resolve divorce and:
∙Parenting decisions (time sharing/custody and visitation)
•Alimony
•Child Support
•Division of assets and liabilities (equitable distribution)
•Separation of unmarried parties
•Paternity
•Pre-marital and post-marital (separation) agreements

10/01/2021

Meet our team at Florida Collaborative Law Group. To learn more about our team members, please visit our website www.floridacollaborativelaw.com

09/30/2021

Meet our team at Florida Collaborative Law Group. To learn more about our team members, please visit our website www.floridacollaborativelaw.com.

09/28/2021

T• E•A• M•

Together Everyone Achieves More

The collaborative process allows each client to have a team of skilled professionals who will aid them navigate through their family law matters. The emphasis is on reaching a full resolution by looking at the parties and their interests.

09/23/2021

Why Should you choose the collaborative law process?

The needs and concerns of each client and their children are directly addressed. There is an understanding that clients can only achieve a durable agreement when everyone’s needs, hopes, wishes, fears and concerns have been understood, and integrated into the agreement.

All settlement conversations are confidential. This provides a layer of safety so you can safely share ideas, potential solutions, and possibly your deeper emotional responses.

If couples need experts to address issues arising regarding children, taxes, or appraisals, they jointly retain experts in these fields. The experts become part of the collaborative team and work with all participants to resolve the issues.