by Tre Morgan | Oct 10, 2011 | General Family Law, Marriage, Separation Agreements
Frankly, I don’t know the psychological term for it. Maybe revisionist history is appropriate. I seem to remember that the term “incongruence” may play into it. But, whatever it is called, there is an odd (but predictable) event that...
by Tre Morgan | Aug 9, 2011 | Children's Issues in Divorce, General Family Law, Marriage
There is one big reason why I choose to represent divorce clients in collaborative divorce, mediation and other non-litigation processes: Avoiding this. The story of The Psycho Ex Wife blog is awful. It is the story of a couple with two children who...
by Tre Morgan | Jul 19, 2011 | General Family Law, Marriage
I just recently heard about divorce parties. While I don’t know anybody that has thrown one, I think that the idea behind them has some wisdom and merit. This article about Jack White and Karen Elson’s divorce party points out that a divorce...
by Tre Morgan | Jun 28, 2011 | Financial Issues, General Family Law, Marriage, Marriage alternatives, Separation Agreements, Unmarried Couples
As this recent New York Times article points out, some people are choosing to begin their marriage with the (potential) end in mind. Pre-nuptial (a/k/a pre-marital) agreements have been around for a long time. The new trend is that couples that cannot, or do not...
by Tre Morgan | Jun 24, 2011 | Marriage, Separation Agreements
Perhaps the most important skill that Collaborative Divorce attorneys provide and teach their clients is fighting well. (Cue my wife raising an eyebrow). Actually, it’s not fighting. It’s resolving disagreements and conflict between...
by Tre Morgan | Jun 15, 2011 | General Family Law, Marriage
I recently had a conversation with a Collaborative Divorce attorney in Rome, Italy (the internet is an amazing thing). He told me that in Italy, a couple has to wait 5 years before a court will grant a divorce. I was stunned, as even the longest...
