By Karen J. Levitt and Susan Miller Part III of III - By Karen J. Levitt Next Steps: How Do You Actually Work With a Financial Neutral in Divorce Mediation? In the first two parts of this series, we have talked about why you might want to work with a financial neutral...
by Karen J. Levitt and Susan Miller Part I of III - By Karen J Levitt Why Consider Using a Financial Neutral in Mediation? Financial neutrals can be the unsung heroes of divorce settlements in mediation, and are underutilized by clients and professionals alike. Not...
What do Collaborative Law (CL) professional team members need to know about each other, and their private or professional lives, to provide the most benefit to clients? This was the topic of an International Academy of Collaborative Professionals (IACP) webinar on...
Use Mediation or Collaborative Law for Resolving Divorce Out of Court Albert Einstein said, “In the middle of difficulty lies opportunity”. With limited access to the Courts right now due to Covid-19, why not try to resolve your divorce or other family law...
Attorney Karen J. Levitt was a guest lecturer again this past fall at the Massachusetts School of Law at Andover, MA. Karen spoke to a lively group of law students in their Collaborative Justice course, taught by Assistant Dean and Professor of Law Paula Kaldis. Karen...