From the category archives:

Divorce Mediation

The Divorce Collaborative LLC of Medway and Attleboro Massachusetts is pleased to introduce our colleague and guest blogger,  Betsy Ross, LICSW, CGP.  Betsy is a Massachusetts divorce coach and a member of the Massachusetts Collaborative Law Council.  Betsy’s expertise in collaborative divorce coaching, couples/family therapy, and group dynamics helps her to assist clients in emotionally [...]

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Turn marital conflict into lasting solutions

If someone casually approached you at the mall and asked you if you preferred dispute resolution or conflict resolution, how might you answer?
Probably something like “get away from me you big weirdo!”
It is an interesting question however, and one I never quite considered in the way described in an interesting article [...]

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The Divorce Collaborative LLC, a Medway, MA divorce and family law firm, is pleased to announce the addition of a satellite office in Attleboro, Massachusetts at 89 North Main Street, across from the Attleboro District Court.   Client meetings in Attleboro are by appointment only.
TDC serves many clients from Bristol County, and this second location [...]

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What Do We Make? by Steve McDonough, Esq.

by admin on February 14, 2010

I was watching television earlier  tonight  - on Valentine’s night as a matter of fact – and saw a commercial for BMW automobiles.  It was a fairly long spot during the olympics, right after I decided that I will never try skiing moguls. I don’t even think I would want to walk on them.  The [...]

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Just a reminder that The Divorce Collaborative will be sponsoring a free seminar on Wednesday, December 9th at 7:00 pm, at our offices located at 77 Main Street, Medway, MA. For more information and to register, please visit the info box to the right. We are pleased to have Dr. Sandy Portnoy, noted [...]

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If you did not have a chance to read Part One about the range of fees for divorce mediation, please do so or be prepared to be confused.

The answer is X-Rays.  Yes, that is right, X-Rays.
My dentist can see what is going on underneath the surface of my tooth and has a clear picture of [...]

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I just flew back  from a conference at Walt Disney World and boy are my arms tired (please stop groaning, I know that is a very old joke)!  One of the sessions was about blogging topics, and writing about frequently asked questions was encouraged.  Thus, I am embarking on some blog posts that address questions [...]

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