The collaborative divorce process involves the use of a neutral Collaborative Facilitator a licensed mental health professional, who serves not as a therapist to either spouse, but as a neutral, process facilitator of the collaborative divorce process.
The collaborative divorce lawyer is, in the truest sense, a counselor at law. He, or she, serves as a resource, an educator, and a reasoned advocate for his or her client, and, ultimately, as protector of the collaborative divorce process.
The Collaborative divorce Financial Professional is the organizing source for financial information on the Collaborative divorce team, providing to both parties and their lawyers reliable, comprehensive financial information analyzed by an expert, neutral source.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Collaborative Less Costly?
By working potential conflicts out in team meetings with your collaborative...Who Are the Participating Collaborative Professionals?
We are a group of multi-disciplinary professionals who are here to help...Can My Children Be Protected?
Children are often the most serious casualties of their parents divorce...What is the Difference?
In traditional, adversarial litigation, one person files legal papers with the...What is Collaborative Practice?
Traditional divorce litigation destroys families. The court system in general...Why Join My Collaborative Team?
Most people know what happens in a divorce: one spouse files a petition...
