Collaborative Family Law Group of San Diego

Forrest (Woody) Mosten, a member of the Collaborative Practice San Diego association, is one of three authors behind the new book Effectively Representing Clients in Family Mediation.

It is a common misconception that only military personnel who have experienced war can experience PTSD. Humans of any age, even infants, can experience PTSD from a profound, stressful emotional event.

Collaborative Practice San Diego, long known for being a leader in the collaborative divorce field, is expanding the suite of services members now offer. Read more: https://www.digitaljournal.com/pr/collaborative-practice-san-diego-expanding-available-services#ixzz7RfL3yJ2O

Most often when a couple decides to tie the knot and get married, their To-Do lists can become overwhelmingly long, and multitasking becomes an art within itself.

Attorney Myra Chack Fleischer is the president-elect and will take over in 2023. She is a family practice and tax attorney. As president-elect, she will help Ms. Brown guide the organization in the coming year.

Gray Divorce, divorce over the age of fifty, doubled between 1990 and 2010 and is expected to triple by 2030.  This means there are a lot of adult children who are experiencing divorce as their parents move on from each other.

Divorce can be hard, brutal and leave hard feelings that may last for a lifetime. Collaborative Practice San Diego (CPSD) believes it does not have to be this away and so is planning a Divorce with Respect Week observance for Oct. 30- Nov. 5.

Divorcing brings up so many emotions, from excitement to fear, from confidence to feeling lost, and so many other feelings in between. It’s hard to sort them out on your own.

The divorce coach meets with the couple, individually and together alike, to collect details and comprehend the stress points and dynamics of their particular circumstances.