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Is Collaborative Divorce right for you? Learn about this proven alternative to litigated divorce from NY-based legal, mental health and financial professionals who specialize in the collaborative approach to dispute resolution.

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Neil S. Grossman, Ph.D., ABPP returns to continue exploring how to maintain your marital health. Four reasons why marriages fail: Criticism: Attacks on spouse's worth Contempt: Trying to insult or degrade a spouse Defensiveness: Inability to listen to a complaint/criticism Withdrawal: Stonewalling Dr. Grossman explains the differences between conflicts and fights; how to negotiate differences; marriage success ingredients of love and respect. Neil Grossman is a clinical and forensic psychologist board-specialized in couple and family psychology. His sub-specialty focus is on families undergoing a divorce. The Collaborative Divorce Show features legal, financial and mental health professionals trained to help couples and families resolve disputes. The collaborative method is open and non-adversarial, without litigation or a judge, with the goal of a mutually agreeable outcome. Speakers are members of Collaborative Dispute Resolutions on Long Island, NY. Music by J.C. Revue. www.jcrevue.com
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Mental health professional Harry Grabarz, Ph.D. discusses how different divorce methods determine the impact of divorce on the children. Dr. Grabarz explains, "The need to 'protect your children' will depend on the divorce process you... more
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On this edition of The Collaborative Divorce, attorney Harriette M. Steinberg, PC, discusses the "new divorce reality" – divorced families are running out of money. As a consequence, lifestyles are being downgraded and future choices... more
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Psychologist Neil S. Grossman, Ph.D., ABPP, explores what interferes with family divorce recovery and how seemingly practical disputes between divorced parents can have a deeper context under the surface: emotions, power... more
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On this edition of The Collaborative Divorce, attorney Neil Cahn, PLLC, explores the rise of "Divorce Parties". What? Is divorce now an occasion to celebrate? The answer may be YES if you chose the Collaborative Divorce method, which gives... more
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On this edition of The Collaborative Divorce, psychologist Neil S. Grossman, Ph.D., ABPP, explores recent news of a widower Dad who killed his kids and himself after the court gave child custody to his late wife's parents. Dr.... more
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According to attorney Teresa Ombres, "In a collaborative divorce, each lawyer shows respect to – and gains the trust of – the other spouse. You can almost see everyone's shoulders relax. The air in the room... more
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Today attorney Latonia Early-Hubelbank, Esq., talks about a developing trend over the past year in the courts. If a business was acquired during a marriage, the non-business spouse may expect part of the business value to be part of their... more
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Neil S. Grossman, Ph.D., ABPP returns to continue the topic of how to maintain marital health. The 4 reasons why marriages fail: Criticism [attacks on spouse's worth], Contempt [trying to insult or degrade a spouse], Defensiveness [inability... more
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According to matrimonial and family law attorney James P. Joseph, "The costs of divorce are not just financial, which can be significant. There are also psychological costs to you and your spouse, and, most importantly, to your... more
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