When couples go through a traditional court divorce, children can easily be put aside due to the stress the parents go through. Children’s voices are not heard by the judge who makes the decisions about a parenting plan unless an attorney is appointed to represent the children or a child psychologist is appointed to conduct…
Read MoreWhen a couple chooses to dissolve their marriage using the collaborative divorce process, they work together with a team of experts to draft a mutually agreed-upon settlement. That team is comprised of an attorney for each spouse, a financial neutral, and mental health professional(s) to help the couple with communication, co-parenting issues, and perhaps a…
Read MoreDivorce can turn your life upside down, and it may feel as if your ‘normal’ life is over. It can be one of the most turbulent processes you may ever experience. You may even feel that there is no way you will ever “find yourself” again. But there’s a more peaceful way to divorce. When…
Read MoreDuring this time of unrest and uncertainty due to the coronavirus pandemic, the last thing you want is to go through the divorce process. Divorces are stressful enough, then you add COVID-19 to the mix, and the stress can easily overcome you emotionally and financially. But when you use a collaborative divorce process, both you…
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