Monthly Archives: May 2018

Considering Divorce: Discover Options

No two marriages are the same, and so it only follows no two divorces will be the same either. While the majority of divorcing couples today choose the traditional model of litigated divorce, keep in mind litigated does not mean the divorce ends up in court. In fact, the vast majority of all divorce cases are resolved by an out-of-court settlement agreement, each choosing a slightly different route of dispute […]

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Partners at Family Law Firm Pollock Begg Named to Top 50 Lists by Super Lawyers

May 22, 2018 | Press Releases

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PITTSBURGH — Consistently recognized by Pennsylvania Super Lawyers, the Pittsburgh family law attorneys at Pollock Begg Komar Glasser & Vertz LLC are again proud to be ranked on several Top 50 lists as well. Partners David S. Pollock and Brian C. Vertz are listed in the Top 50: 2018 Pittsburgh Super Lawyers List and Partner Candice L. Komar is ranked among the Top 50: 2018 Women Pennsylvania Super Lawyers List. […]

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Pittsburgh Family Law Attorneys at Pollock Begg Named to 2018 Super Lawyers, Rising Stars Lists

May 18, 2018 | Press Releases

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PITTSBURGH — Pittsburgh family law attorneys at Pollock Begg Komar Glasser & Vertz LLC are again recognized with inclusion on the 2018 Pennsylvania Super Lawyers list and the 2018 Pennsylvania Rising Stars list.  Each year, no more than 5 percent of the lawyers in the state are selected for inclusion in the Super Lawyers list and no more than 2.5 percent of lawyers are selected to Rising Stars rankings. Five partners, […]

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Divorce in Focus: Interests Over Positions

Consider for a moment why you want something, not just what it is you want. There’s a difference. We often take positions asking for what we want without divulging the why. It’s an argumentative tactic we learn even at a young age to ensure an outcome in our favor. Yet understanding the distinction between what and why can lead to a faster, or easier, settlement when it comes to divorce […]

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Mediation or Collaborative Law?

Mediation and collaborative law are two types of alternative dispute resolution processes with a highly important similarity — the goal of amicable resolution. The mediation process commences with the parties involved hiring a mediator to assist them in reaching their goal of settlement. The mediator does not represent either party. The parties each have their respective counsel should he or she choose to be represented. The mediator commonly advises the […]

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Is Collaborative Law the Process for You?

Making the decision to divorce does not always equate to a battle in court. Trained collaborative law attorneys can review alternative dispute resolution options with you other than the traditional litigation route. In the past few years, the collaborative process has grown due in part to some very positive aspects of collaborative law, which may be a favorable option for you. The collaborative process is a conscious choice to agree […]

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