Legal Advice on Collaborative Divorce

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  1. Collaborative Divorce

    Lori D. Becker

    Collaborative divorce law is a relatively new, multi-disciplinary approach designed to minimize conflict while enabling divorcing couples to find a way to resolve their differences on all relevant... more

  2. Collaborative Divorce in Texas

    Anita Cowley Savage

    Consult a Collaborative Law Attorney. The first step is to find an attorney who is trained in the collaborative law model. It is important that the attorney have this specific training because the... more

  3. What is Collaborative Divorce?

    Randall E Poff

    "Creating Shared Solutions that Acknowlege the Highest Priorities of Everyone Involved". The heart of Collaborative Divorce (also called "no-court divorce," "divorce with dignity," "peaceful divorce"... more

  4. Collaborative divorce? What's that?

    Yevgeny Jack Berner

    Collaborative divorce refers to a legal option for couples who wish to resolve disputes without having to go to court. Collaborative law is a viable alternative to litigation when both parties are... more

  5. Alternatives to Divorce Litigation

    Stephen F. McDonough

    Divorce Mediation - How An Experienced Neutral Can Help You Reach a Fair Settlement. Divorce mediation is normally a voluntary process where a couple retains a neutral third-party (the mediator) to... more

  6. What is Collaborative Divorce

    Daniel S Margolin

    How to Choose a Collaborative Divorce Lawyer. Choosing your collaborative divorce lawyer is one of the most important parts of the collaborative divorce process. It is crucial that your lawyer has... more

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