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In NY Divorces, Stipulations Can Expedite Issue Resolution
Learn how partial stipulations of settlement can help couples resolve urgent divorce issues. Westchester attorney Ken Novenstern explains the benefits.
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Intangibles in Collaborative Law and Collaborative Divorce
Divorce attorney Ken Novenstern discusses the importance of the intangibles in collaborative law and how the structure of collaborative law builds trust and transparency for clients by ensuring attorneys remain focused on resolution rather than litigation.
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Hoarding and Divorce in New York
Are you married to someone hoarding property? In this video, NY attorney Ken Novenstern discusses the challenges of hoarding in the context of divorce and offers resources to help spouses navigate the legal and logistical hurdles.
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NY Divorce: Mediator vs. Collaborative Lawyer
Considering alternatives to traditional divorce litigation? In this video, attorney Ken Novenstern explains the important differences between the role of a mediator and that of a collaborative lawyer in a New York divorce.
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Collaborative Law AFTER the Divorce – What It Looks Like!!!
Attorney Kenneth Novenstern recently handled a unique collaborative divorce case in which the couple had already been legally divorced for a year and a half. He explains why the case was so interesting from a collaborative law perspective.
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Advantages of Resolving Custody and Access in Collaborative
For someone considering divorce and anticipating child custody and access issues, the collaborative law process can be far better than litigation. In this video, divorce attorney Ken Novenstern explains.
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Why Choose Collaborative Divorce in New York?
In this video, divorce attorney Ken Novenstern highlights the advantages of the collaborative divorce process over mediation or litigation.
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From Courtroom to Summit: Exploring Law & Nature with Attorney Kenneth Novenstern
Discover the captivating story of Kenneth Novenstern, Founder/Partner Fredman Baken & Novenstern, LLP, and a seasoned family law attorney whose passion extends far beyond the courtroom.
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Gray Divorce in New York and Do’s and Don’ts
When people in their 60's, 70's and beyond get divorced, often times, things become more complicated than they need to be. Divorce attorney Ken Novenstern explains.
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Collaborative Divorce Part 1 of a Series With My NYACP Colleagues
This video is the first in a 5-part series about collaborative law as it relates to divorce. Presenters are members of the NYACP and the IACP.