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Author Archives: Marion Korn
Thinking About Compromise
Some think that compromise means settling for less or showing weakness. At the same time, the world has such high regard for masters of compromise, such as Nelson Mandela. Compromise shows a willingness to appreciate that there are other points … Continue reading
FINANCIAL STABILITY IS TOP OF MIND IN GREY DIVORCE
At the time in life when incomes start to shrink and retirement is approaching, divorce costs are likely not in the budget. A lifetime of planning for the future can be deeply undermined if emotions get the better of good … Continue reading
COLLABORATIVE LAW: LAWYERS WHO CAN MEET YOUR NEEDS
Choosing Collaborative Law (also called Collaborative Practice) means that you are signing up with lawyers who will not take your case to court. For most couples who have decided that they need or want to end their marriage or relationship, … Continue reading
WHY COLLABORATIVE LAW CAN WORK FOR YOU
A new study recently published by the International Academy of Collaborative Professionals has great news for separating couples who are looking for an out of court choice. In this study, 86% of all cases ended in an agreement on all … Continue reading
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A Case Study in Grey Divorce
Meet Anthony. He is 57 and spent his professional life in the investment industry. When the market faltered, he was terminated with a healthy severance. With the blessing of his wife of 30 years, he wrote a “how-to” book for … Continue reading
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Not Broken – Not Fixed
In an interesting article in today’s Globe and Mail, the writer Elizabeth Weil is interviewed about her journey with her husband to work on their marriage. They had no intention of separating. Their goal was to make sure they were … Continue reading
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LIVE Divorce Talks — April 17th at 6:30pm
If you are considering a divorce, join Eva and myself for a conversation about the things that matter the most when thinking about separation and divorce – kids, finances and your future. Our goal is to give you the answers you need … Continue reading
Divorce & the “New” Economy
As the ups and downs of in the economy increase, so does the stress on married and separating people to deal with the inevitable pressure points that develop in the relationship. Couples now have to deal with financial problems that … Continue reading
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Family and Friends… Best Divorce advice?
When it comes to divorce, there’s no shortage of friends and family who are willing to lend their advice. However, the opinions and recommendations of friends and family can often be more detrimental than helpful. They all mean well, of … Continue reading
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Divorcing or Not – Establish Your Own Credit
If you don’t have any credit in your name alone you should establish some now. You can do this by obtaining a credit card but remember you want a card that is in your name only. Many women find that, … Continue reading
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