Information & Video Reference Library for Divorcing Families

Ken Novenstern explains the advantages of resolving custody and access in collaborative.

Ken Novenstern highlights the advantages of the collaborative divorce process over mediation or litigation.

Denisa Tova of Beyond the Bar Podcast interviews Ken Novenstern, founding partner of Fredman Baken & Novenstern, LLP.

Mark Bullock of Inspiring Business interviews Ken Novenstern, founding partner of Fredman Baken & Novenstern, LLP.

In this video, Ken Novenstern, Esq., shares insight into a collaborative divorce case involving a spouse dealing with significant cognitive decline.

This is part 1 of a 3-part series on collaborative divorce called "The Collaborative Roadmap." The authors, Ken Novenstern and Melissa Goodstein, are attorneys and members of the New York Association of Collaborative Professionals.

This is part 2 of a 3-part video series on Collaborative Divorce by Melissa Goodstein and Ken Novenstern. In this segment, Melissa Goodstein, Esq., explains the stages of the Collaborative Divorce process.

This is the third video of the 3-part series titled "The Collaborative Roadmap." In this installment, Ken Novenstern, Esq., expands on some of the important differences between litigation and the collaborative divorce process.

This is part 1 of another two-part video series by Melissa Goodstein and Ken Novenstern on the topic of Collaborative Divorce. In this segment, Melissa Goodstein, Esq., explains what typically goes on in the very first meeting.

This is part 2 of the third series on Collaborative Divorce by attorneys Ken Novenstern and Melissa Goodstein. In this segment, Ken Novenstern talks about the second meeting, including who participates and how the agenda can be somewhat fluid.