Collaborative Family Law is a “family friendly” approach to divorce. Is that possible? Yes, it can be. Collaborative Family Law resolves divorce and other family matters outside the litigation arena. When children are involved, a divorce ends a marriage but the parties are still parents and will need to communicate with each other about their children for the rest of their lives. The collaborative process allows the parties to be in control of their situation and reach an agreement together.

Collaborative Law is a way to settle differences, without going to court.

Collaborative Family Law is a method of family law that stresses the interests of children and promotes cooperation among the parties rather than confrontation in the courtroom. In collaborative divorce, the separating couple and their attorneys pledge in advance not to go to court and to try and work things out through consultation and open communication, using lawyers and sometimes experts to assist in the resolution.

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