This is part 1 of a 3-part series on collaborative divorce called "The Collaborative Roadmap." The authors, Ken Novenstern and Melissa Goodstein, are attorneys and members of the New York Association of Collaborative Professionals.

This is part 2 of a 3-part video series on Collaborative Divorce by Melissa Goodstein and Ken Novenstern. In this segment, Melissa Goodstein, Esq., explains the stages of the Collaborative Divorce process.

This is the third video of the 3-part series titled "The Collaborative Roadmap." In this installment, Ken Novenstern, Esq., expands on some of the important differences between litigation and the collaborative divorce process.

This is part 1 of another two-part video series by Melissa Goodstein and Ken Novenstern on the topic of Collaborative Divorce. In this segment, Melissa Goodstein, Esq., explains what typically goes on in the very first meeting.

This is part 2 of the third series on Collaborative Divorce by attorneys Ken Novenstern and Melissa Goodstein. In this segment, Ken Novenstern talks about the second meeting, including who participates and how the agenda can be somewhat fluid.

This is part 1 of another two-part video series. In this video, Melissa Goodstein, Esq., talks about the paradigm shift required of a Collaborative attorney and how it is different from the traditional attorney role.

This is the second video of a two-part series by Ken Novenstern and Melissa Goodstein in which Ken delves deeper into the concept of how the goals of 'both' parties are the focus in a Collaborative Divorce.

This video is the first of a two-part series in which Melissa Goodstein, Esq., explains how to go about finding a qualified collaborative attorney.

This is the second of two videos focused on the process of procuring the services of a collaborative attorney. In this segment, Ken Novenstern, Esq., offers insights into the selection process and explains how the role of a collaborative attorney differs from attorneys who specialize in litigation.

In this video, Ken Novenstern shares two things that happened in the previous 24 hours that gave him a greater appreciation for the work he does in collaborative law.

In this article, Nancy Kaye discusses the challenges of a strained marriage during a pandemic and how the Collaborative Divorce option may be the best solution for divorcing couples, particularly when courts are closed due to the Corona Virus.

In this podcast, Katherine Miller talks about Collaborative Divorce and why it is such a powerful option for divorcing couples. 95% of divorces settle before going to court so why not settle with a positive, respectful outcome?

This video is the first in a 5-part series about collaborative law as it relates to divorce. Presenters are members of the New York Association of Collaborative Professionals (NYACP) and the International Academy of Collaborative Professionals (IACP).

After 35 years of practicing law, Ken Novenstern recently experienced two firsts demonstrating the power of the collaborative law divorce model. He shares those experiences in this video.

In this video, Ken Novenstern, Esq., describes his experience in a recent “initial” collaborative divorce meeting and how the collaborative process provides an opportunity to be creative.

In this comprehensive video presentation, Nancy Kaye explains how the financial neutral works with couples to provide detailed financial planning from organizing and documenting to projecting income, assets and liabilities – and more.

In this podcast, Andrea Vacca describes Collaborative Divorce as a team approach to divorce. The process includes creating a roadmap and specifically details the jobs for each member of the team.

In this video, Andrea Vacca, Esq., explains how to stop electronic conflicts from escalating.

Don't miss this New York Times article mentioning our Immediate Past President, Andrea Vacca, Esq., and NYACP Mental Health Professional, Kathleen Bar-Tur, LCSW, FIPA on managing divorce expectations. Read it now!