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Julian N. Schwartz helps families resolve their issues in a private, amicable, and respectful manner, avoiding emotional and financial costs, and working to keep the focus on the best interest of children and long-term co-parenting relationships.

About Julian Schwartz

Julian N. Schwartz helps families resolve their issues in a private, amicable, and respectful manner, avoiding emotional and financial costs, and working to keep the focus on the best interest of children and long-term co-parenting relationships.

“MAD Divorce” – Annihilate or Collaborate?

October 12, 2017 By Julian Schwartz Leave a Comment

Annihilate or Collaborate

As a young person, I came of age during the end of the Cold War.  During this time, the United States and the Soviet Union were engaged in an arm’s race with each other that involved an ever-increasing stock pile of nuclear weaponry.  The ability to utterly destroy each other ten times or perhaps even a hundred times over was part of a military strategy and national security policy called “MAD,” an acronym for “Mutually Assured Destruction”. The theory was that the use of nuclear weapons by … [Read more...]

Filed Under: •••, Blog, Julian Schwartz, Our-Featured-Authors Tagged With: Annihilate or Collaborate, Benefits of Collaborative, Coping with Stress and Emotions in Divorce

Solving Debt in Divorce: You Won’t Get These Options in Court

June 6, 2017 By Julian Schwartz Leave a Comment

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For couples facing a divorce, it is often a time filled with feelings of sadness over the loss of the marriage relationship and anxieties about the future. These feelings can be further exacerbated when there is substantial marital debt. There are no easy answers for these situations, but in “no court” settlement processes, such as collaborative divorce, couples can often creatively approach the topic of their debts and develop options for resolution that are not usually available in … [Read more...]

Filed Under: •••, Blog, Divorce and Finance, Julian Schwartz Tagged With: Collaborative vs Litigation, creativity, Debt, Finances, Marital Debt, Money

3 Creative Ways to Divide a Marital Estate

May 25, 2017 By Julian Schwartz Leave a Comment

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For couples facing a divorce, it is often a time filled with feelings of sadness over the loss of the marriage relationship and anxieties about the future. These feelings can be further exacerbated when there is substantial marital debt. There are no easy answers for these situations, but in “no court” settlement processes, such as collaborative divorce, couples can often creatively approach the topic of their debts and develop options for resolution that are not usually available in … [Read more...]

Filed Under: •••, Blog, Divorce and Finance, Julian Schwartz, Our-Featured-Authors Tagged With: Assets, Benefits of Collaborative, Collaborative vs Litigation, creativity, Debt, Finances, Money

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