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While the phrase “collaborative law” might be new to you, the concept was introduced 25 years ago as an alternative to acrimonious divorce trials in which judges make all of the decisions that affect the family, with very little input from the divorcing couple. Collaborative divorce empowers divorcing spouses to figure out mutually beneficial, long-term solutions to financial and family issues with the help of a supportive collaborative team. Collaborative law’s commitment to shared experts, full disclosure, and keeping cases out of court promotes an atmosphere of respect and encourages a dignified relationship between spouses, thus minimizing the economic and emotional costs of divorce.

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Neighborhood: Colonialtown South
AKA: Sasser & Weber
Other Link: http://www.sasserweberlaw.com
Categories: Attorneys, Arbitration Services, Child Custody Attorneys, Divorce Attorneys, Family Law Attorneys

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Phone: (407) 896-0491

Address: 1217 Mount Vernon St, Orlando, FL 32803

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Sasser and Weber PA

Divorce
While the phrase “collaborative law” might be new to you, the concept was introduced 25 years ago as an alternative to acrimonious divorce trials in which judges make all of the decisions that affect the family, with very little input from the divorcing couple. Collaborative divorce empowers divorcing spouses to figure out mutually beneficial, long-term solutions to financial and family issues with the help of a supportive collaborative team. Collaborative law’s commitment to shared experts, full disclosure, and keeping cases out of court promotes an atmosphere of respect and encourages a dignified relationship between spouses, thus minimizing the economic and emotional costs of divorce.
Child Support
Child support is much more straightforward; the state of Florida publishes a calculator that takes into account your respective incomes, how many nights you care for your children, and how much you spend on child care and health insurance. Check it out here. Generally, child support ends when the child reaches the age of eighteen or graduates from high school if the child turns eighteen during his or her senior year.
Child Custody and Visitation
The practice of family law includes all issues related to divorce, as well as child custody issues, child support modification, and pre- and post-nuptial agreements. Learn More
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Spousal Support
You’ve probably heard the term “mediation” before, but may wonder how it applies in family law situations. A mediator is a neutral third party who works to facilitate a negotiated settlement between the parties. In family law, mediation can take place before or after a divorce is filed and can resolve all or most including property, parental responsibility, time-sharing, spousal support, and any other issue that is relevant to the parties. Mediation can also take place at other points during or after the divorce, should the parties have a disagreement. Mediation works because those most affected by the consequences of the decision actually

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