Building the Parenting Plan Together: Tips for Co-Parents
One of the most important outcomes of a collaborative divorce is a thoughtfully designed parenting plan. This document serves as a roadmap for how parents will continue to raise their children together, though...
Legal Considerations in Collaborative Divorce: What You Should Know
Collaborative divorce may be non-adversarial, but it’s still a legal process. Understanding the legal considerations behind this approach helps ensure you're making informed decisions that protect your rights while fostering cooperation.
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Collaborative Divorce and Diverse Family Structures: What You Should Know
Family doesn’t look the same for everyone and neither should divorce. The collaborative divorce process is uniquely equipped to support a wide range of family structures, offering a respectful and adaptable framework for...
When Collaborative Divorce Isn’t Working (And What to Do)
While collaborative divorce offers many benefits, it’s important to recognize that the process doesn’t always move smoothly. In some cases, one or both parties may struggle to stay engaged, communicate effectively, or fully commit to the spirit of...
The Collaborative Team: Who’s On It, What They Do, and Why It Matters
Collaborative divorce isn’t just a conversation between two people; it’s a supported team process designed to bring in the right professionals at the right time. Each member plays a key role in helping...
Communication Strategies for a Respectful Collaborative Process
Divorce doesn’t have to mean shouting matches or icy silence. One of the foundations of a successful collaborative divorce is respectful communication is helping both people feel heard, understood, and empowered to make informed decisions.
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Financial Transparency and Fair Asset Division in Collaborative Divorce
Money is one of the most emotionally charged aspects of any divorce. Questions about what’s fair, what’s hidden, and what’s owed can easily lead to mistrust. Collaborative divorce takes a different approach and one...
The Child-Centered Approach in Collaborative Divorce
Divorce can be especially complex when children are involved. One of the most important benefits of collaborative divorce is its child-centered approach and a framework designed to protect children's emotional and developmental well-being while helping parents...
What Is Collaborative Divorce and Why Choose It?
Going through a divorce is never easy, but the way you choose to approach it can make all the difference. Collaborative divorce is an alternative to traditional litigation that prioritizes respectful communication, mutual problem-solving, and long-term...
Is Mediation the Right Fit? Knowing When to Choose or Walk Away
Divorce mediation offers many advantages including privacy, lower cost, reduced conflict but it's not the right solution for everyone. One of the most important parts of the divorce process is knowing whether mediation is a good fit for your situation, or...