11 New Videos and Podcasts Added to The Divorce School Curriculum
Toronto, ON (PRWEB) May 24, 2016 -- The Divorce School has recently added 11 new videos and podcasts to its curriculum. Whether an individual is currently separated, divorced, or considering splitting up, The Divorce School's faculty members – including family lawyers, mediators, therapists, CDFA professionals, parenting coordinators, and coaches – have plenty of information and advice to share with participants.
If you haven’t already done so, sign up today as a participant; videos and podcasts are available online, at no cost, 24/7 – but only until June 30.
These are 11 of the latest additions to the curriculum:
“Property Division and Bankruptcy Issues in Florida.” Florida Family lawyer Ginger L. Dugan outlines various property division and bankruptcy issues spouses may experience as they go through the divorce process in Florida. In her podcast, Dugan discusses the difference between marital and separate property; how joint debts are divided; and the effects of bankruptcy on alimony, child support, and property division in Florida.
“Property Division and Alimony in High-Net-Worth Divorce Cases.” John K. Grubb, a Texas-based family law attorney, looks at how business professionals can secure and protect their assets and income as well as how a non-monied spouse can ensure they’ll receive the property and support to which they’re entitled. Topics include: how courts determine property division; what a spouse can do when a business is involved in a divorce; and the use of prenuptial and postnuptial agreements to protect assets.
“Legal Issues Pertaining to Children During and After Divorce” with Indiana parenting coordinator and Family Law Group partner Nissa M. Ricafort. This session covers everything divorcing parents should keep in mind regarding their children, including: whether sole custody or joint custody is best for the family and child; how to solve child custody disputes without high emotional and financial costs; and how to create a co-parenting plan.
“The Benefits of Working with a Parenting Coordinator.” Vera Bergermann, a Florida-based family lawyer, mediator, and parenting coordinator, discusses what a parenting coordinator is and how one can be useful for parents who are going through a divorce. Parents will benefit from this video by gaining a deeper understanding of the goals and objective of a parenting coordinator; what qualifies a professional to be parenting coordinator; and the types of families who would benefit from hiring a parenting coordinator.
“FAQs About the Divorce Process in Florida.” Ginger Dugan answers some of the most frequently-asked questions she receives from divorcing couples in Florida. This session will help viewers prepare for their divorce as they learn about how divorce is initiated in Florida; how long is takes to finalize a divorce; the key factors to choosing the right divorce attorney; the alternatives to going to court to get a divorce; how alimony is calculated in Florida; and many more issues that may arise throughout the divorce process.
“Litigation vs. Mediation: Which Should You Choose? (Part 2).” As a continuation of Part 1, Marta J. Papa, a divorce attorney and mediator in Missouri, discusses what couples need to know before choosing mediation for their divorce. The qualifications couples should look for in a mediator, whether or not a mediator can work with a high-conflict couple, and if it’s possible for a mediator to stay neutral are just some of the topics Papa covers in her podcast.
“Understanding the Divorce Process and Your Options.” In this video, Diana Shepherd – a CDFA and the editorial director and co-founder of Divorce Magazine – discusses everything you should know about the divorce process, including: the differences between litigation, arbitration, mediation, collaborative divorce, and do-it-yourself; how to file for divorce, and how soon a divorce can take place after filing; and information you need to collect for your lawyer and financial advisor.
“A Conversation with 2 Adult Children of Divorce.” Guest speakers Elliot Meyer and Dylan Couvrette, two young men with divorced parents, courageously share their experiences as children of divorce, and describe the impact divorce has had on their adult lives.
“Myths About Marriage and Divorce.” Mandy Walker, a divorce coach and mediator in Colorado, debunks some of the most common beliefs men and women have about marriage and divorce. Listeners will learn that a failed marriage does not make them failures – and that divorce doesn’t have to define who you are.
“2 Men on Relationships and Dating After Divorce.” Whether you’re a man or a woman, it’s easy to make mistakes when reentering the dating world and starting a new relationship for the first time after a divorce. In this session, certified relationship coach Chris Armstrong outlines the most common mistakes divorced individuals make after re-entering the dating world, and discusses how to achieve an equal and authentic long-term relationship.
“How Child Support Works.” Diana Shepherd discusses the ins and out of child support – including how it’s calculated, how it’s paid, and if it’s possible for parents to set up their own agreement instead of following the Child Support Guidelines.
To enjoy more videos and podcasts – which cover topics such as how the divorce process works, Alternative Dispute Resolution options, high-net-worth divorce, property division, dating after divorce, and issues related to children – visit TheDivorceSchool.com before the semester ends on June 30.
The Divorce School will return in October for the fall semester.
Become a Faculty Member of The Divorce School
If you are interested in becoming a faculty member, please contact Dan Couvrette at (866) 803-6667 x 124 or click here.
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This year, Divorce Magazine and Divorce Marketing Group are celebrating their 20th anniversary of offering support, advice, and guidance to separated and divorced individuals. As part of their anniversary celebrations, they teamed up with DivorcedMoms.com (the Web’s leading resource and community for divorced moms) to launch The Divorce School on April 1. Practical and transformative, TheDivorceSchool.com offers essential guidance in the form of videos and podcasts from a wide range of leading divorce professionals as well as separated and divorced people. Sessions cover a wide range of topics: legal, financial, emotional, and children’s issues.
Diana Shepherd, Divorce Marketing Group, http://www.divorcemag.com, +1 (866) 803-6667 Ext: 131, [email protected]
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