by Ira Kaplan | Feb 4, 2025 | Blog
Divorce is often seen as having contentious courtroom battles, emotions running high, and families are torn apart. But what if there were a way to resolve even the most contentious issues outside the courtroom, with a process designed not just to settle, but to heal... 
by Amy Wechsler | Nov 15, 2019 | Blog
by C. Catherine Jannarone, Esq. There has been a lot said about the negative consequences of divorce litigation and how it affects children. Yet, no one really talks about the impact that the adversarial divorce process can have on in-laws, grandparents, aunts and... 
by Amy Wechsler | Jun 3, 2019 | Blog
by Sharon Klempner, MSW, LCSW, BCD There’s a lot of talk about mindfulness lately… focusing on being in the moment, being fully present without being overly reactive or overwhelmed. Add awareness and non-judgmental to the list. We can take a class in mindfulness, do... 
by Amy Wechsler | Apr 24, 2019 | Blog
by Marybeth F. Baron, Esquire Marriage and Family researchers at Bowling Green State University have found that the divorce rate for couples aged 50 and older has doubled since 1990, and it has more than doubled for married individuals aged 65 and older.[i] Whether... 
by Amy Wechsler | Nov 20, 2018 | Blog
by Julie Davelman, Ph.D. Divorce is a process during which family life changes, especially the lives of the children. However, negative effects that may be seen in children after the divorce may have actually begun long before the legal papers were filed.... 
by Amy Wechsler | Nov 15, 2018 | Blog
New Jersey Council of Collaborative Practice Groups members, Melissa Fecak, Esq., Karen P. Sampson, Esq., APM, and Shireen B. Meistrich, LCSW, were recently guests on New Jersey Divorce Talk Radio where they discussed three areas they have identified as crucial to...