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Are collaborative lawyers specially trained to handle collaborative divorces?
Are mental health professionals specially trained to handle collaborative divorce process cases?
Are there advantages to a power of attorney over a conservatorship?
Can I add my daughter's or son's name to my bank account instead of having a power of attorney?
Can I change attorneys in the middle of my Florida divorce case?
Can I file for divorce in Florida while my spouse is stationed with the military in another country?
Could my loved one actually be happier in a nursing home than at home?
Do children have to pay for a parent to be in a nursing home?
Do I have to talk to my spouse during the collaborative divorce?
How does the collaborative divorce process benefit families?
How does the role of child specialist differ from that of a custody evaluator?
How will the Florida court determine where my children should reside after the divorce?
If a guardianship petition is filed, who has to know about it?
If I choose a durable power of attorney, how would my incapacity be determined?
If I give my agent immediate powers, do I forfeit all rights to make financial decisions?
If I give someone power of attorney, do I forfeit my own rights to make decisions?
If I leave the collaborative process, can my collaborative lawyer go with me?
If I start dating someone before my divorce is final, can it be use against me?
If my mother or father is not able to handle her or his own financial matters, what can I do?
If the school district is not following my child's IEP or the IEP is not working, what can I do?
If we are already in litigation, can we switch to collaboration?
In Florida divorce cases, how do attorneys and judges contribute to parent alienation?
In my Florida divorce case, will I have to pay for my spouse's attorney?
Is the collaborative divorce process private and confidential?
My parents live with me. Can they use their money to help pay for some of the expenses?
My spouse just asked for a divorce. What do I do first in Florida?
Once I have signed a durable power of attorney, can I change my mind?
Should I add my family member's name on my assets and avoid a will?
Should I talk with the person I intend to appoint before completing a durable power of attorney?
What are the requirements to move to another state with my children?
What documents should I have in my estate plan that will help me plan for long-term care?
What factors go into determining custody/timesharing and visitation in Florida?
What happens if we reconcile and want to cancel the divorce?
What if someone had filed a petition to appoint a guardian for me?
What is a marital settlement agreement in a divorce in Florida?
What is the benefit of adding a neutral financial specialist to our collaborative divorce team?
What is the benefit of adding mental health professionals to our collaborative divorce team?
What is the difference between a guardian of the person and a guardian of the property?
What is the difference between collaboration and litigation?
What is the first thing that I should do if I am served with a summons and complaint in Florida?
What is the role of a neutral financial specialist in a collaborative divorce?
What is the role of the collaborative lawyer? Is it different than the role of a traditional lawyer?
Why do I have to fill out a questionnaire before being interviewed by a prospective attorney?
Will a collaborative child specialist tell us who should get custody?
Will having a durable power of attorney prevent the need for a conservatorship?
Will the government or state take my house if I go into a nursing home?