In a Collaborative Divorce, the husband and wife communicate their goals to a team of professionals who assist in keeping the mutual goals as paramount as the marriage comes to an end.
The Wife and Husband make all decisions, Not the Judge. Not the Attorneys. The Parties to the Marriage maintain control of their marriage and control of their divorce. Adults know sometimes bad things happen to good people. Adults know bad incidence do not define life. Adults know that hard choices require full disclosure of risks and benefits.
Collaborative Attorneys know Moms and Dads make decisions in their children and families' best interests when given the opportunity and assistance.
When you are faced with Marital Problems that seem beyond your control, call me. You have the control if you will only select the right tool for the job. Litigation is the wrong tool for most families.
My number is 407-645-3297. Or visit my website www.aubreylaw.com
I look forward to assisting your family in keeping priorities in perspective and making the right decisions.
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International Travel with Children
Who wants to go to France? How about South Africa? Dubai? The Bahamas? Are you Divorced? Sharing time with your child?
Consider: A client living in Orlando, wants to take her three young children to the Bahama's for the weekend. Its her visitation weekend, does she have to tell their Father? Does she have to get consent or permission? Can he say NO!
International travel with children can be a Problem if both Parents do not consent or approve the travel.
The Children's Passport Issuance Alert Program, CPIAP, is very helpful.
As the New York Times reported, many countries require notarized written permission of the other parent when traveling alone with a child.
The Department of State, http://travel.state.gov/ has great information for keeping your child safe.
www.myfamilytravels.com is also a great site for information helpful to traveling families.
Consider: A client living in Orlando, wants to take her three young children to the Bahama's for the weekend. Its her visitation weekend, does she have to tell their Father? Does she have to get consent or permission? Can he say NO!
International travel with children can be a Problem if both Parents do not consent or approve the travel.
Really, how many parents would abduct their children and take them to a foreign country? Even one is too many.
The Children's Passport Issuance Alert Program, CPIAP, is very helpful.
As the New York Times reported, many countries require notarized written permission of the other parent when traveling alone with a child.
The Department of State, http://travel.state.gov/ has great information for keeping your child safe.
www.myfamilytravels.com is also a great site for information helpful to traveling families.
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