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Thinking about "Collaborative Practices" for Mediators
This week I've been working with Marshall Yoder to prepare for a workshop where we will share our experience with mediators throughout the region. The conference is scheduled for October 9, 2018, in Front Royal, Virginia. Front Royal is a wonderful town to visit in October, the location of the start of the Skyline Drive through the Blue Ridge Mountains!
How to File for Divorce in West Virginia Without a Lawyer: Reach an Agreement (If You Can!)
An important step in filing for divorce without a lawyer, is working to reach the agreement before you file. An agreement can provide greater security and can expedite the process. Agreements can be reached between the parties informally, through mediation and through collaborative divorce.
What Every Divorcing Parent Should Know About Their Child’s Tuition, Part III
Among decisions, parents make when divorcing includes decisions on how to fund their children’s college tuition. Sometimes students qualify for an in-state discount based upon their parents’ residence. In this article, I describe how different states grant reductions based on the family’s residency.
I Have to Admit It’s Getting Better: Expanding Options for Divorce
If you are wanting to get a divorce in West Virginia, but cannot afford a lawyer or prefer to file your case without a lawyer, the West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals has created an excellent resource on their website that can provide you with all of the documents you need to file for divorce. The website also has paperwork and forms to file to change child support.