Jessica wanted to be able to see her son. Since age 2, the child had lived with her father’s stepmother. The state of Florida had declared Jessica an unfit mother and had taken away custody. As a child, Jessica had grown up in foster care. Aging out of the system when she was 18, she...
My first collaborative divorce training was a two-day basic course in November 2013 in Miami, followed by a second training in March 2014. Since then, I have continued to hone my skills through attending the International Association of Collaborative Professionals conferences. I found the training to be inspiring and motivating. It helped me realize there...
If want to reclaim your maiden name after divorce, be sure to tell your attorney. That way, your lawyer can request this as part of your divorce petition. It’s the simplest way to change back to your birth name and how I’ve helped many clients who want to do this. Your legal name change will go into effect at the same time your divorce is finalized by the family law judge.
At some point in our lives, sadly, we all have to deal with loss. Individuals suffer emotionally when something or someone they love is taken away. In most cases, grief is the resulting emotion. Grief is a natural, multifaceted response to loss that includes emotional, physical, cognitive, behavioral, social, spiritual, and philosophical dimensions. But has...
Health insurance planning during a divorce is sometimes a back burner issue, thrust into the spotlight only when a divorcing spouse realizes that coverage under the other spouse’s insurance plan typically terminates upon divorce. Finding replacement health insurance coverage can be expensive if the spouse losing coverage is not eligible for health insurance through his...
Jeanne L Coleman recently took a tour of the Tampa Bay Recycling Facility. If you ever wondered what goes into recycling, seeing the process up close is a real education.
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