Holiday Parenting/Custodial Time during COVID-19
Separated parents are dealing with unique and significant challenges this year because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Courts across the country have generally affirmed that COVID-19 is not a valid reason to deny parenting time to a parent who is otherwise fit to care for...
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Being Emotionally Ready for Divorce Mediation
A question I often ask clients when they come to me for a consultation for divorce mediation, “Are you each emotionally ready to mediate your divorce”? Many times, I get a look of confusion, they must be thinking, “well yes, why else am I here”. In reality, the...
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How Business Mediation Helps to Avoid Costly Legal Disputes
Disputes are commonplace in the commercial world. Whenever you bring two or more human beings together, you are bound to have disagreements over something, and sometimes they can escalate into conflicts that threaten to disrupt the entire operation or end the business...
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Breaking Up Doesn’t Have to Mean Going Broke: Why an Uncontested Divorce Makes Sense for High Net Worth Couples
When couples with significant assets decide to get divorced, it can become a costly and protracted proceeding. In New Jersey, for example, the average cost for divorce attorney fees ranges between $12,500 and $14,500. But high net worth couples are not average, they...
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Resolving Commercial Landlord-Tenant Disputes During COVID-19
The coronavirus pandemic forced the closure of nonessential businesses throughout the country, and these closures remained in effect for several weeks. Even after these businesses reopened, distancing and other safety guidelines were put in place, and many of them...
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Resolving Parenting Plans Amidst Uncertain School Schedules
As our nation continues to deal with the coronavirus pandemic, debates are raging across the country about how to safely reopen the schools. Each state has its own guidelines, and in most states, school districts have been given the flexibility to decide what works...
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Divorce Mediation: Using Caucusing to Relieve Pandemic Stress
This is a very unusual time for couples who are getting divorced. Divorce is already one of the most emotionally taxing processes that anyone ever has to go through, but when you add a global pandemic to the equation, it can push a lot of people to the breaking point....
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Change and Conflict: Why Business Conflict Can be Positive and Productive
“When you have a conflict, that means that there are truths that have to be addressed on each side of the conflict. And when you have a conflict, then it's an educational process to try to resolve the conflict. And to resolve that, you have to get people on both sides...
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Co-Parenting Challenges During the Summer of COVID-19
This summer is presenting challenges that we have never faced before. With the COVID-19 pandemic still upon us, our summer options are much more limited, and this is causing a lot of scheduling disruptions. For couples who are separated or divorced and co-parenting...
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New Directive Clears the Way for Smoother NJ Divorce Mediations
In recent years, divorce mediation has become an increasingly preferred option for spouses who want to get a divorce without having to go through the combative and costly litigation process. But a recent directive will make the mediation process even easier. New...
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Adapting your Business Model to a Post COVID-19 World
As we emerge from the COVID-19 crisis and things begin to open back up again, there are sure to be permanent changes to the way we do business. For example, handshakes may no longer be customary, at least for a while anyway. A lot more employees will work from home...
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Resolving Business Disputes Arising from the Coronavirus (COVID-19) Crisis
The coronavirus pandemic has killed tens of thousands of Americans and disrupted every area of our society. In the business community, disruption is the “new normal”, and it is likely to be this way for quite some time. Nonessential businesses have been forced to...
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