Category: Collaborative Divorce
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Can every divorce be collaborative?
I’ve practiced family law for over 15 years and spent much of that time litigating in the courtroom. In a traditional divorce case, the fear of going to court is regularly used by mediators, lawyers, and parties as a “motivator” to settle the case. Going to court is one way to get the job done…
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Collaborative Divorce is a Great Option
Want to Engage In a Reasonable Divorce Process? So you’ve decided you have to get a divorce. The marriage is no longer viable for either of you, and you need to part ways. It’s a difficult decision, and most people think the first thing to do is hire a lawyer to protect themselves against their…
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Why Collaborative Divorce is a Great Alternative to Litigation
Collaborative Divorce is a process in which lawyers and specialists – financial, parenting, and others – sit down with a couple who want to divorce and then help them get through the process calmly and confidently. The point of collaborative divorce is for both parties to come to an agreement without resorting to an adversarial…