Collaborative Divorce

Divorce can leave you feeling as if important parts of your life have suddenly slipped out of your hands. You may worry about what a judge could decide about your home, finances, parenting arrangements and daily life. That uncertainty can make the court process feel...

Divorce often inspires an immediate negative financial impact that can take years to overcome. Many people burn through their savings and must completely rebuild their finances after a marriage. The more contentious the divorce becomes, the more it may cost the...

Divorce changes your family in ways your children cannot control. When you choose a collaborative process instead of a courtroom fight, you may reduce conflict and protect your child’s emotional health during a difficult transition. Why children are vulnerable during...

When considering a divorce in Texas, collaborative divorce and mediation are two popular alternatives to the traditional court battle. Collaborative divorce involves each spouse hiring an attorney trained in collaborative law to negotiate a settlement without going to...

It’s no secret that some divorces are expensive, time-consuming and contentious. While divorces are rarely pain-free, there is an option that makes the process relatively smooth. Many couples are opting for a collaborative divorce, but is it the right choice for you?...

If you and your ex know you need to divorce, the fact that your marriage is effectively over might be one of the few details on which you currently agree. It is quite common for those preparing for divorce to have a very emotional response to the impending end of...

Traditionally, divorce has been viewed as a legal battle where one spouse arises as the winner. This perception has gradually started to change over the years, with former partners realizing that there are no winners in a highly contested divorce. Consequently,...

Divorces can be messy, expensive and frustrating, but they don't have to be. People have started to look for good or peaceful divorce solutions, and many of them turn to collaborative divorce. In a traditional, litigated divorce, spouses are opponents who try to...

Many people who have been through a divorce describe it as being mentally and emotionally draining. There's a strong likelihood that the people who describe it that way have ended up having a judge decide matters for them in a courtroom. Litigation isn't the only...

Many spouses want to divorce without the time, cost and potential rancor of litigation. If you fall into this category, you may want to consider the collaborative divorce process. During collaborative divorce, you will work with your spouse towards a mutually...