With COVID bringing about so many uncertainties, is it any wonder that it would affect marriages too?

Collaborative and mediation are fantastic models to use when resolving disputes but they are not only used in separations or divorces.

Ah, the last weeks of summer. Time for relaxing at the family bbq, enjoying a day at the beach, attending a baseball game or taking a road trip with the family. At least these are some of the summer images that may come to mind for many, pre-COVID19. Now, things are looking quite different. Working remotely is hardly taking it easy and that is if you are lucky enough to be working at all. The beaches are limiting capacity and many require you wear a mask. Baseball season was delayed and, many have argued, should have been cancelled altogether. On the other hand, a road trip sounds fun. Here, at least we can control our environment, include who we want and determine the path. Where shall we go? What is our budget? And most importantly, what are we hoping to do along the way? In other words, what do we want out of this trip?

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Collaborative Divorce: The Divorce Option That Will Protect Your Family

I’m thrilled to announce that with over 14,000 votes cast, the Long Island Business News Reader Rankings have named Vaz Law PLLC as Best Mediation and Arbitration Firm on Long Island!

Can you be happy if you are single?

A city in eastern China is set to begin a pilot program that allows residents to check whether their partner has a history of domestic abuse before getting married.

I am proud to be the Founder and President of this terrific organization where we help families resolve conflict with dignity.

Children need all the love and support they can get during times of divorce.