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The Changing Landscape of Divorce

There are noticeable new trends in divorce that affect both the legal process and the financial strategies required to help clients move past it. These trends include: 1) an increased reliance on alternative dispute resolution (ADR) methods, including development of a new modality called collaborative divorce, which are gradually moving divorce out of the courtroom; 2) the continued evolution of the best interests of the child standard; 3) the alignment of antiquated statutes or cumbersome and complex case law with other states' laws; and 4) a greater realization that the divorce process is most effective when it utilizes an interdisciplinary team approach. These and other trends will radically affect how the divorce process will evolve in the future.

16 minute read December 21, 2007 at 01:57 PM
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Lili A. Vasileff and Carl M. Palatnik
The Changing Landscape of Divorce

There are noticeable new trends in divorce that affect both the legal process and the financial strategies required to help clients move past it.

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