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Collaborative divorce offers a peaceful alternative to the traditional court-litigated approach. It involves an interdisciplinary team of professionals who support and guide the couple throughout the process and understand and…
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Collaborative Divorce, a unique and advantageous alternative to traditional divorce, offers significant benefits such as cost and time savings, reduced stress, and most importantly, the ability to keep your divorce…
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The benefits of Collaborative Divorce exist whether children are involved in the equation. The reduced stress, professional support, and privacy of a collaborative divorce make it an excellent divorce option…
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Collaborative Divorce is only one of several options offered by Attorney Hugh F. O’Donnell in Kansas City. It could be right for you if you are looking for a less…
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In a Collaborative Divorce, the couple’s or family’s needs are kept at the forefront of all proceedings. With an experienced team behind you, like Hugh F. O’Donnell Family Law in…
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Collaborative divorce has many benefits and is suitable for divorces when children are involved. A collaborative divorce is a peaceful solution to an otherwise traditionally court-litigated divorce. Because of its…
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Collaborative divorce and mediation are alternative dispute resolution methods used in divorce, but they are distinct processes with some key differences. A collaborative divorce is a process in which divorcing…
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Divorce mediation in Missouri, like in many other states, is a process where a neutral third party, the mediator, helps the divorcing couple reach agreements on various issues related to…
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Collaborative divorce is a process that allows couples to resolve their divorce outside of court in a cooperative and non-adversarial manner. The collaborative divorce process benefits couples seeking to end…
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Divorce mediation might be a better solution than litigation, as litigation can be complex for families. Divorce mediation is better than going to court if all parties involved are willing…
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