Canadé Law & Mediation

This month's LICDP newsletter features my article on successfully traveling with your co parent and their (and your) significant other. It IS possible! Some helpful tips to make it a great trip for everyone. https://www.facebook.com/collaborativefamily/posts/736289970503338 #coparenting#divorcemediation#collaborative divorce

With courts closed in New York, mediation and the collaborative process make more sense now than ever for issues around child support, parenting time, separation and divorce. https://www.nytimes.com///divorce-coronavirus-courts.html

A great book for middle schoolers - to reassure them that even in divorce there are some things that will not change - number 1 and 2 - the love of their parents. ihttps://www.goodreads.com/book/show/44900082-the-list-of-things-that-will-not-change

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Some helpful advice during this difficult time. Alternative dispute resolution options like mediation and the collaborative process can help you move forward in a cooperative and respectful manner with your spouse or partner.

Even though courts are closed, it's still possible to move forward to working out and signing agreements on financial and parenting issues. Mediation and the collaborative process help you do so outside of the court system. https://www.licdp.com//divorce-during-covid-19-why-the-col