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As a collaborative divorce attorney, I have helped many couples through the divorce process and even more that wish to discuss how collaborative divorce works. A collaborative divorce is not…
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The Missouri Supreme Court defines divorce mediation as “a process in which a neutral third party facilitates communications between the parties to promote settlement.” Divorce mediation helps people resolve the…
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Collaborative divorce provides solutions for couples finding it difficult to communicate and reach a final divorce settlement. The collaborative method gives spouses the time and space to learn effective communication…
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Divorce mediation is an opportunity for couples to resolve their divorce needs outside of the courtroom, but can be confused when compared to a traditionally litigated divorce. Here are my…
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Collaborative divorce gives couples the time and space to be able to avoid courtroom battles and avoid bitterness towards each other. It is a peaceful alternative to a traditionally litigated…
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Divorce mediator, Hugh. F. O’Donnell, is a leader in the fields of divorce and family law mediation. He began doing divorce and family law mediation years ago when it was…
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Collaborative divorce has many benefits, and is well-suited for divorces when children are involved. As a divorce attorney, I know the challenges that people face when it is time to…
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Divorce mediation gives spouses time to find common ground in their differing perspectives, instead of fighting and creating a stalemate environment. Family law matters including divorce, child custody, and other…
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Collaborative divorce is a peaceful divorce solution to an otherwise traditionally court-litigated divorce. Many couples are turning to the collaborative method instead of turning the end of their marriage into…
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Divorce mediation has many advantages for divorcing couples, and figuring out if it is the right step for you is important. Family law matters such as divorce, child custody, and…
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