Founding Attorney
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 well-being for everyone involved.
What is Collaborative Divorce?
Collaborative divorce is a voluntary, non-adversarial process where both spouses commit to resolving their divorce through cooperative dialogue rather than courtroom battles. Each person retains a collaboratively trained attorney, and together, they work as a team often with the help of neutral professionals like financial specialists or mental health coaches to reach a mutually agreeable settlement.
Why Choose Collaborative Divorce?
- Maintains privacy and dignity outside of the courtroom
- Encourages open, honest communication
- Supports child-centered outcomes
- Often more efficient and cost-effective than litigation
- Promotes lasting, workable agreements
If you’re facing a divorce and want to explore a process that preserves respect and builds a foundation for your next chapter, collaborative divorce may be the right choice.
Explore more on collaborative divorce here.