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In this episode, Stewart Andrew Alexander talks with matrimonial attorney Lisa Cukier, partner at Rubin and Rudman in Boston, Massachusetts, about succeeding through midlife and late-life divorce.Lisa Cukier is a seasoned legal professional who has made a name for herself as a tactical, strategic, and passionate attorney in family law. She specializes in handling complex trust and estate litigation, family law matters, and family business disputes, even tackling cases impacted by diminishing capacity.During the interview, Lisa covers the unique challenges individuals face when going through a divorce later in life. She discusses the emotional, financial, and logistical hurdles that come with midlife and late-life divorces, such as the deep sense of missed expectation, the impact on adult children and grandchildren, and the importance of having the right team of professionals to navigate the process effectively.Lisa emphasizes the need for pre-divorce planning and using tools like prenuptial and postnuptial agreements to create a more orderly and predictable divorce process. She also highlights the stigma surrounding older-age divorces and how individuals can overcome these societal perceptions by communicating openly with their families and focusing on a graceful, sophisticated approach to divorce proceedings.This episode is a must-listen for anyone during or on the cusp of a midlife or late-life divorce or for those who want to gain valuable insights into this unique and often overlooked aspect of divorce. Lisa's expertise and compassionate approach provide a roadmap for individuals to succeed through this challenging life transition and achieve financial security and emotional well-being.Listeners can contact Lisa Cukier at https://www.rubinrudman.com/at..., [email protected], or by phone at +1(617) 9669-582. She can consult on divorces in Massachusetts and provide remote guidance for individuals in other jurisdictions.To hear the full episode on Impact Makers Radio, visit https://impactmakersradio.com/lisacukier.

Divorce can be a challenging and emotional ordeal, but it doesn't have to lead to a toxic fallout. In this episode of Let's Talk Divorce Conversations, host Stewart Andrew Alexander converses with Jeffrey P. Wasserman, a seasoned family law attorney with over half a century's worth of experience. Wasserman enlightens us on the misconceptions surrounding divorce, the advantages of opting for the collaborative law process, and how this empowers clients to take charge of their futures.Wasserman notes that a common misunderstanding about divorce is the notion that individuals will find justice in the courtroom, which is not always a reality. He also points out that many perceive lawyers as adversaries, resulting in an overwhelming number of unrepresented parties who pursue divorce independently without a lawyer's assistance. This could lead to serious complications, given the intricate legal aspects of divorce.He further elaborates that collaborative law is a client-centric process, enabling clients to make informed decisions regarding their cases. Unlike the confrontational nature of litigation, where lawyers are perceived as warriors battling against their client's spouse, collaborative law promotes peace. It allows the legal team to work towards solutions that are most beneficial for the entire family. Through the collaborative process, clients can influence how issues are resolved, with solutions not strictly bound by legal principles.Opting for the collaborative law process over litigation provides several benefits. Clients retain control over the process, their privacy is upheld, and the timeline is more flexible. Moreover, collaborative law proves to be a more cost-efficient option compared to litigation, which can be protracted and costly.This episode is a valuable resource for anyone undergoing a divorce or acquainted with someone in that predicament. Discover how collaborative law can guide you through this difficult journey with enhanced control and diminished toxicity.To learn more about Jeffrey P. Wasserman and the collaborative law process, visit https://sbwh.law or call (561) 477-7800. Listen to the full episode at https://impactmakersradio.com/jeffreywasserman.

In this episode of Let's Talk Divorce, host Stewart Andrew Alexander interviews Samuel Thomas, a partner at Thomas and Fargione Law Group in Athens, Georgia. Thomas shares his expertise and insights on child custody arrangements, guiding listeners through the legal process and helping them approach their situation with greater clarity and confidence.Thomas stresses the significance of seeking legal advice early on, even if one ultimately decides not to hire an attorney. A consultation can offer valuable guidance and inform individuals of their rights and options. Additionally, Thomas underscores the importance of communication and collaboration between divorcing parties, particularly when children are involved.Throughout the discussion, Thomas provides practical advice on various issues, ranging from property division to child custody. He also addresses the emotional toll divorce can inflict and the necessity of seeking support and practicing self-care during this difficult time.A key takeaway from this episode is understanding the legal process and approaching it strategically. Thomas emphasizes that divorce is not solely a legal process, but also an emotional and financial one, requiring a comprehensive approach to achieve the best possible outcome.As Thomas states, "Divorce is a process, and it's important to understand that it's not going to happen overnight. You have to be patient, strategic, and willing to work with your attorney and spouse to find the best possible outcome for everyone involved."This episode serves as a valuable resource for those going through a divorce or contemplating one in the future. Thomas' insights and experience offer practical guidance and support for navigating this complex and challenging process.To learn more about Samuel Thomas, visit: https://samuelthomaslaw.com or call 706-546-0999.Listen to the full episode at https://impactmakersradio.com/samuelthomas.

In the latest episode of "Let's Talk Divorce" on Impact Makers Radio, host Stewart Andrew Alexander sits down with Katy Mickelson, equity partner at Beermann LLP in Chicago, IL, to discuss how to divorce with dignity both emotionally and financially. As a divorce and family law attorney, Katy shares her expertise on how to navigate the emotional and financial challenges that come with divorce. She emphasizes the importance of treating your ex-spouse with respect and approaching the situation with a level head, even when emotions run high. By doing so, you can ensure a smoother and more amicable process. Join us as we delve into the complexities of divorce, and find out how to come out on the other side with dignity intact.Listen to the full episode at https://impactmakersradio.com/katymickelson or contact Katy directly at 312-6214-382 to learn more.

In this riveting interview on Let's Talk Divorce, attorney Kenneth Wincorn shares his 51 years of experience and insights on planning for divorce. Wincorn is the owner of the Law Offices of Kenneth G. Wincorn and Associates in Sunny Richardson, Texas, and serves a broad cross-section of the population. He speaks seven languages, making him well-equipped to handle diverse communities and cultural differences.During the interview, Wincorn delves into common misconceptions about divorce, emphasizing that it is not a one-size-fits-all solution and often requires a team effort to address underlying problems. He stresses the importance of analyzing the reasons behind the breakdown of the relationship and notes that his office takes care to respect the individuality of each client's situation.Wincorn's depth of knowledge, coupled with his ability to communicate complex legal concepts in a relatable manner, make this interview a must-watch for anyone considering divorce. Whether you are a member of a diverse community or simply seeking impartial guidance before seeking professional help, Wincorn offers valuable insights and practical advice that anyone can benefit from. Tune in and discover how planning for divorce can be a critical step in pursuing a happier, healthier future.To find out more about Kenneth Wincorn, visit: https://kgwlawfirm.com.To hear the full episode on Impact Makers Radio, go to: https://ImpactMakersRadio.com/KennethWincorn

Robyn Ross, Family Law Attorney and owner at Ross & Calandrillo, LLC in Mountainside, New Jersey was a recent special guest on the Impact Makers Radio Show, "Let's Talk Divorce" series where she spoke around the topic of, "Divorcing in 2023 - a checklist to prepare and organize ahead of a divorce in the new year.."To learn more about Robyn Ross visit: www.rcfamilylawyers.comTo hear the full episode on Impact Makers Radio go to: https://ImpactMakersRadio.com/RobynRoss

Christina McKinnon, Family Law Attorney and owner at McKINNON LEGAL in Miramar, FL, was recently interviewed as a spotlight guest on the Impact Makers Radio Show, "Let's Talk Divorce" series, where she covered the topic of "Surviving the Divorce Process."To discover more about Christina McKinnon, visit: https://mckinnon-legal.comTo listen to the full episode on Impact Makers Radio, go to: https://impactmakersradio.com/christinamckinnon

Alexia McLeod, Psychotherapist and owner at Therapeutic Center for Hope in Wellington, Florida was recently interviewed as a featured guest on the Impact Makers Radio Show, "Let's Talk Divorce" series where she spoke about the topic of, "Coparenting with a Narcissist."To discover more about Alexia McLeod visit: www.alexiamcleod.comTo hear the full episode on Impact Makers Radio go to: https://ImpactMakersRadio.com/AlexiaMcLeod

Cary Jacobson, Divorce Mediator and Collaborative Divorce Attorney, and Owner and CEO at Jacobson Family Law in Columbia, MD, was recently interviewed as a featured guest on the Impact Makers Radio Show, "Let's Talk Divorce" series, where she spoke about the topic of, "Keeping the Drama Out of Divorce."To learn more about Cary Jacobson, visit:https://jacobsonfamilylaw.com.For the full episode on Impact Makers Radio, go to:https://ImpactMakersRadio.com/CaryJacobson.

Divorce Mediator Tracy Fischer was recently interviewed on the Impact Makers Radio Show, “Let's Talk Divorce” series, where she discussed “using mediation to take control of your divorce.”During her segment, Fischer, owner of Tracy Fischer Mediation in Boston, MA, also addressed some of the myths and misconceptions people need to know before seeking a professional to solve their problems.Fischer, during her interview with Radio Talk Show Host Stewart Andrew Alexander, “If you don't use mediation, you have no control over your divorce. Mediation is one of the only ways where you can have that control.”To learn more about Tracy Fischer, visit https://www.tracyfischermediation.com.To listen to the full episode on Impact Makers Radio, go to: https://ImpactMakersRadio.com/Tracy-Fischer.Like to share some feedback? Share your thoughts in the comments section!Would you like to hear similar shows on “using mediation to take control of your divorce?”Please share it with your best people using the social media buttons on this page.Remember to subscribe to the show on iTunes to get automatic episode updates about all our "Impact Makers Radio spotlights!"And lastly, we always take the time to read every single one of the reviews we get... So, please take a moment to write a candid review and rating on iTunes... They go a long way in helping us to get better rankings for the show...Please leave a review right now: http://ImpactMakersRadio.com/iTunes.Thanks for listening in!