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Collaborative Divorce Can Lead the Way Forward
It is possible to achieve a settlement that best meets the specific needs of both parties and their children without the underlying threat of litigation.
Despite the best intentions, many marriages come to an end and spouses go their separate ways. There are different paths toward divorce. The Collaborative route offers couples a respectful, dignified approach that preserves rather than destroys.
Studies show that in addition to significantly lowering the expenses incurred by divorcing couples, Collaborative Divorce helps protect assets for the families when funds are needed to establish two households. Most importantly, when executed as agreed upon by divorcing individuals and their attorneys, a collaborative settlement is reached faster than other forms of negotiation and greatly reduces the emotional trauma families experience during a divorce, especially for the children.
As a marriage ends, Collaborative Divorce sets a new direction for the future.
