Mediation & Collaboration
Yes, Collaborative Divorce is a form of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR). You and your spouse each have your own collaboratively trained lawyer to provide legal advice and help negotiate an agreement. You work toward resolving your divorce outside of court rather...Mediation & Collaboration
You do not have to like your spouse or agree on everything to use ADR. Disagreement is exactly why processes like Mediation and Collaborative Divorce exist. You need to participate honestly and be willing to discuss the issues that need resolving. Both of you need to...Divorce, Mediation & Collaboration
Divorce can become emotional very quickly, especially when communication breaks down or one person begins acting out of anger. The more you can stay focused on your long-term goals, the better you can protect your finances, your children, and your peace of mind. You...Mediation & Collaboration
Mediation is a form of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR). In Mediation, you and your former partner work with a neutral Mediator to resolve disagreements without asking a judge to make decisions for you. The biggest advantage is that you remain involved in creating...Divorce, Mediation & Collaboration
Your first meeting with a divorce lawyer is not about starting a fight or committing yourself to a particular legal process. It is an opportunity to replace fear and uncertainty with reliable information about your rights, responsibilities, finances, children, and...Divorce, Mediation & Collaboration
Many people are nervous about Mediation because they don’t know what to expect. The good news is that Mediation is not court, and it is not about winning or losing. Instead, it is a structured conversation designed to help you and your spouse find solutions that work...
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