Harry L. Munsinger

Harry Munsinger

I agree with my anonymous reviewer that a collaborative divorce is an outstanding choice for most clients because it offers an amicable way to untie the knot. I am sorry my anonymous reviewer feels a collaborative divorce was not right for him or her. I tell all my clients if they are unhappy with my services, please let me know and I will make it right. Entering the collaborative process is voluntary. I never force a client to choose the collaborative option. I can't comment specifically on this case because I don't know his or her identity. I can describe the procedures I follow in all my divorce cases. Collaborative clients must agree to voluntarily disclose all assets and I carefully review financial materials for evidence of hidden assets. I do a formal family violence evaluation of every case and don't accept clients if there is credible evidence of abuse. Hiding assets is more likely during litigation because there's no requirement of full disclosure and litigation attorneys often hide the ball during discovery. I never force a client to pay a disputed fee. I explain all divorce options to every client and allow him or her to choose the divorce method that's right for them. When I interview a client with limited resources, I offer the family a free divorce. All my paying collaborative clients have a high net worth. I am credentialed by Collaborative Divorce Texas and have years of experience doing amicable divorces. If a client wants a litigated divorce, I refer them to another attorney. I am surprised by this review and don't understand what went wrong. If the anonymous reviewer will contact me, I will be delighted to discuss their case with them at no cost.