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http://www.genell.com
"My
goal is to provide a safe, non-confrontational setting, where couples can resolve
their differences in a way which is economical and emotionally cost-effective."
--- Attorney Genell Greenberg, MSW Genell
Greenberg knows that choosing a mediator can be a difficult decision. This is
especially true if you and your spouse are at odds, and unable to communicate
about many things, not the least of which is selecting a mediator. You should
seek a professional with whom you feel comfortable, and who understands both
the legal and emotional issues involved in the divorce process. As a social
worker, family law attorney and mediator, Genell has the experience and qualifications
to guide you to a fair agreement.
http://www.pacdivorce.com/certif.htm
Pacific Divorce Management. Mr. Hill, as a Certified Divorce
Planner, has received additional intensive training to
become skilled in working with clients through a divorce. He is a member of
the team working with the client and attorney, addressing the financial issues
that arise. These issues may include: Who gets the house? Who gets what
property? How is the property valued? What are the tax issues? How do clients
divide the retirement plans? How are pensions valued? How will the lower earning
spouse survive? Will the payer of support be able to afford it? Who will pay
for the children’s college? What happens if a paying ex-spouse dies?
http://www.collaborativefamilylawsandiego.com/collabprocess.htm
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Collaborative Divorce alternatives. In Collaborative Divorce
(sm), couples whom have decided to end their marriage
work with a team of professionals to avoid the arbitrary and uncertain outcomes
of court and to achieve a divorce settlement that best meets the specific needs
of both parties and their children. Collaborative Divorce (sm) focuses on settlement
issues, and addresses communication dynamics. It offers a more healthy and effective
forum for the discussion and resolution of the couple's divorce issues. The
goal of Collaborative Divorce (sm) is to help the couple define and implement
their most appropriate settlement and to learn new skills for more effective
communication, conflict resolution and post-divorce co-parenting. In order to
accomplish this goal, three independent disciplines work together as a team
to integrate the legal, emotional, and financial aspects of divorce.
http://www.familylawsandiego.com/divorce.html
Family Law Center of San Diego, Garrison Klueck. However, when
divorces happen, the client’s rights need to be
protected and asserted. We will assert the client’s rights in an articulate,
organized and aggressive manner consistent with California Family Law. We know
the law and we attempt to maximize the chances of having the court or the opposition
grant as much of our client’s needs and desires as the law permits. We
know the legal system and know how to put together the evidence and marry the
facts to legal principles to get for our client what they want out of the system
http://www.familylawsandiego.com/mediation.html
Mediation is a controlled, non-confrontational process that allows people
involved in a dispute to discuss the issues involved and participate in forming
an agreement. Using a mediator is different from hiring an attorney in that
the mediator is neutral, does not represent either party and does not make judgments
or decisions.
http://www.kidsturnsd.org/program.htm Parents' Turn serves families when Parents are divorcing or are in litigation involving custody, Parents' conflicts or failure to communicate is harming children's emotional and/or physical well being, Children are exposed to domestic violence during or after divorce
http://www.adivorcechoice.com/dcss.htm
Garrison Klueck Esq. From the beginning of California, as a state in the 1850s,
up to the year 2000, one of the duties of each County's District Attorney'S
Office was to establish orders for and to collect child support. The District
Attorney having this duty still exists in some states. However, in 1999 the
California State Legislature eliminated this duty from the responsibilties of
the District Attorney. The legislature voted to set up a Department of Child
Support Services instead to establish and collect child support. Counties were
permitted to make the switch-over on a county-by-county basis starting in the
year 2000 and were required to have the task completed by the year 2003.
http://www.andrealaw.com/general.htm
Andrea Schneider Attorney at Law I
enjoy helping good people through bad times!
I graduated from the California Western School of Law
in 1992, passed the Bar Exam the first time, and was sworn in as a California
Attorney in December of 1992. I offer a free initial telephone conversation
or email consultation. I am an experienced, aggressive, and dedicated attorney
that personally represents my clients. You will not be farmed out to a junior
attorney or law clerk.
http://www.peterroussos.com/collaborative_services.htm
Collaborative Divorce services. In Collaborative Divorce, couples who have decided
to end their marriage work with a team of professionals to avoid the arbitrary
and uncertain outcomes of court and to achieve a divorce settlement that best
meets the specific needs of both parties and their children. Collaborative Divorce
focuses on settlement issues, and addresses communication dynamics. It offers
a more healthy and effective forum for the discussion and resolution of the
couple's divorce issues. The goal of Collaborative Divorce is to help the couple
define and implement their most appropriate settlement and to learn new skills
for more effective communication, conflict resolution and post-divorce co-parenting.
In order to accomplish this goal, three independent disciplines work together
as a team to integrate the legal, emotional, and financial aspects of divorce