COMPARISON OF DIVORCE OPTIONS
- A slide show comparing divorce options, click HERE
- An article about cost of litigated divorce, click HERE
COLLABORATIVE DIVORCE
- My article about collaborative divorce, click HERE
- Link to International Academy of Collaborative Professionals (IACP), click HERE
MEDIATED DIVORCE
- My short list, Advantages of Mediation, click HERE
- My longer article about Mediation, click HERE
- A video explaining about mediated divorce, click HERE
- Divorce mediation checklist for issues and documents you will need, click HERE
- Search for articles about divorce mediation on the excellent site Mediate.com, click HERE
- Link to resources on web site of Association of Conflict Resolution (ACR), click HERE
PARENTING ISSUES AFTER DIVORCE
- Brochure about co-parenting after divorce, click HERE
- Two articles about effect of high conflict divorce on children, click HERE or HERE
- Internet resource for helping parents work together to develop a parenting plan: UpToParents
- Sixty-eight page resource for developing a parenting plan, published by State of Arizona, click HERE
- Scheduling "wizard" for coordination of parenting issues such as schedules, school records, medical records, etc., click HERE
GENERAL DIVORCE RESOURCES
- IRS Publication 504, guide to taxes for divorcing parties, click HERE
- Documents you will need to change after divorce, click HERE
- Do-It-Yourself Divorce: South Carolina forms for self represented litigants, click HERE
RESOURCES FOR SOUTH CAROLINA CLIENTS
- South Carolina child support calculator, click HERE
- Lexington County Family Court Docket Calendar
- Richland County Family Court Docket Calendar
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