A common worry parents have when considering divorce is, “Will my kids be okay?” Collaborative Divorce involves a team of professionals, including a child specialist, that puts a special focus on your kids’ wellbeing. Hear more in this Dallas Divorce Talk episode.

Collaborative Divorce can be especially beneficial for business owners due to privacy and two other factors. Learn more about all three factors that should persuade business owners to use a collaborative divorce in this Dallas Divorce Talk podcast.

If you’re considering a divorce, a collaborative approach might be best for your situation. In this Dallas Divorce Talk podcast, Carla Calabrese explains Collaborative Divorce and what it can do for you.

A spouse who has been cheated on can often want to move towards a divorce fueled by revenge. As Carla Calabrese explains in this Dallas Divorce Talk episode, a Collaborative Divorce is a better option that will provide a better start for your new future.

Divorce is an emotionally charged process. That’s why it’s vitally important to have an attorney who understands Emotionally Intelligent Divorce^® in your corner, focused on your interests.

In the fourth episode, Dawn & Carla take you through the Collaborative Process, and provide recommendations on Neutrals you should reach out to for Zoom consults.

During these uncertain times, it’s important that you have done the work (therapy) and asked yourself the big questions (what it like this before COVID) before you make the decision to tell your spouse. 

In the first episode of “DDT from the Couch”, Carla and Dawn walk viewers through virtual consults, what you need to prepare and what you need to think about when it comes to your children, income and co-existence.

More about stay at home parents.