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Collaborative divorce is an innovative approach to resolving marital disputes, and having a skilled collaborative divorce lawyer can make all the difference in this journey. These attorneys specialize in…
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When it comes to navigating divorce mediation, effective communication with your spouse is vital. Starting this conversation can be daunting, but addressing it thoughtfully can pave the way for a…
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Mediation can help people resolve the most complex disputes. It’s an especially well-suited tool for people facing family law issues. Working with an experienced divorce mediator can help you create…
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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. The collaborative method presents the opportunity for spouses to…
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As a collaborative divorce attorney I have seen the good that collaborative divorce can do for families with children. Couples face many challenges when it is time to divorce, and…
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Family law matters such as divorce can be incredibly difficult to resolve, but divorce mediation might be the best solution for your family. Everyone has their own agendas and often…
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Collaborative divorce can benefit a family in more ways than one, and is a unique alternative dispute resolution method that does not involve fighting which is often synonymous with traditional divorces.…
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As a divorce attorney, I have helped many couples through the collaborative divorce process and wish to discuss how collaborative divorce works. Collaborative divorce is not like a traditional divorce…
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The collaborative divorce is an interdisciplinary approach to divorce because of its interdisciplinary nature. We bring together a team of highly qualified professionals to help guide and support you through the…
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Collaborative divorce is a type of alternative dispute resolution, used when couples are able to work together to create lasting resolutions to benefit their family’s future without litigating in court. …
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