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Comparing the Costs of Divorce: Mediation vs. Collaborative vs. Litigation
A recent article on the MSNBC website entitled More Couples Seeking Kinder, Gentler Divorces reports on an interesting study which compares the costs involved in mediated, collaborative and litigated divorces. The study was prepared by the Boston Law Collaborative and analyzed 199 of its recent divorce cases. They found that while mediation, collaborative divorce and litigation all…
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Kathryn S. Lazar to Conduct Professional Training
Collaborative Law Alliance of New Hampshire Presents INTRODUCTORY INTERDISCIPLINARY COLLABORATIVE DIVORCE PRACTICE TRAINING For lawyers, financial professionals and mental health professionals Friday June 6 & Saturday June 7, 2014 8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m Manchester, New Hampshire What is Collaborative Practice? Collaborative Practice is a growing worldwide movement to promote respectful dispute resolution without litigation. It offers a…
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Kathryn Lazar selected to present advanced workshop at International Conference
The International Academy of Collaborative Practitioners is having its annual meeting in San Antonio this October, and has selected Kathryn to present an advanced workshop called “Creativity Through Comparative Law”. One of the distinctive features of collaborative divorce is that each couple gets to fashion its own solutions, not bound by state law. However, lawyers…
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Kathryn Lazar Accepts “Psychologically Healthy” Organizational Award
Hudson Valley Collaborative Divorce and Dispute Resolution Association Receives “Psychologically Healthy” Organizational Award, May 5, 2012 DUTCHESS COUNTY, NY- The Hudson Valley Collaborative Divorce and Dispute Resolution Association (HVCDDRA) is to be honored with the Hudson Valley Psychological Association’s Award in the “Organizational” category. The Award will be presented at a Reception and Ceremony, Saturday May 5,…
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Collaborative Divorce Interdisciplinary Basic Training
A Collaborative Divorce allows the parties to draw upon the expertise of various professionals trained to help them arrive at solutions which promote their long term best interest. For any attorney, mental health professional, or financial specialist who is considering joining in Collaborative Divorce work, this is an excellent overview of this rapidly growing field.…
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