It is not uncommon for divorcing parents to underestimate the impact of their divorce on their adult children. Some assumptions that lead to this belief is that the children are grown and leading their own lives and that they should be more capable of accepting their parents' divorce than if they were young children. In reality, the divorce can have detrimental effects on the adult children and their relationships with each parent if not handled properly.

Adult children may inevitably find their world shaken when confronted with the news of their parents' divorce, but there are ways to move forward while mitigating the impact it has on them. In our recent blog post, we discuss the delicate nuances of divorcing with adult children and provide insightful tips for preserving the family unit and guiding them to a path of healing and acceptance.

A divorce in which substantial assets are involved can make for a highly complex situation. It is therefore crucial that you choose a divorce process that ensures hose assets are adequately addressed and equitably divided. In such intricate financial situations, Collaborative Divorce emerges as the most prudent choice for your divorce process.

In this blog, we discuss several considerations for a divorce involving substantial assets and how the collaborative process can be particularly beneficial in these situations.

Putting Things in Perspective When Looking Back on Your Divorce

with Mark Monchek

Ensuring Your Assets Are Properly Protected By Your Insurance During and After Divorce with Michelle Hirsch

Creating Stronger Bonds With Your Children After Divorce

with Tom Rogerson

We're thrilled to introduce you to Thom Grigal, the Client Relations Manager at Vacca Family Law Group. Thom guides and supports clients as they take their first steps toward a better future. Thom's consultative and empathetic approach and his passion for building long-lasting professional relationships enables him to provide clients with excellent and compassionate service.

Thom's career in 'service' began in the military while serving 4 years in the U.S. Navy aboard the nuclear fast attack submarine, USS Hammerhead (SSN-663). Following his naval service, Thom graduated from the State University of New York at Plattsburgh in 1998 with a B.A. in Education. He furthered his education at the Golf Academy of the Carolinas where he earned his A.S. in Business Development and Marketing.

Thom regularly goes above and beyond to support his colleagues. Whether through acts of kindness, learning new processes to assist his counterparts, or simply asking, "WuddaYaNeed?," Thom strives to contribute to the firm and team's success.

In Divorce Without Court, Andrea Vacca discusses how and why to keep your divorce out of court. You’ll learn the differences between divorce mediation and collaborative divorce, as well as tips for choosing the right attorney for your unique situation.

Read the book in full on our website or sign up for our five-day eCourse. The eCourse option allows you to receive the eBook in daily installments via email. On the final day of the course, you'll receive a comprehensive checklist to help you prepare for your divorce.

To sign up for your free eCourse, complete the form in the link below and select "Opt-in to Andrea Vacca's No Court Divorce eCourse".

For over 19 years, Vacca Family Law Group has helped clients to dissolve their marriages without litigation. We focus on finding creative (and sometimes unconventional) solutions that are right for each client’s unique situation to help alleviate stress and facilitate the establishment of a positive path forward throughout the divorce. Our flexible approach allows us to navigate this process with the utmost discretion and elevated service while prioritizing the well-being and long-term goals of our clients and their families.

For more information about how Vacca Family Law Group can help you have the least adversarial divorce possible, contact us to schedule a free introductory call, or you can reach us at (646) 798-4603.