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Article Category: Collaborative Divorce
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- "Collaborative Law FAQs"
- "Collaborative Law, Divorce Without War"
- "When Should You Choose Collaborative Divorce"
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"Collaborative Mediation: A Hybrid Solution for Complex and/or Higher Conflict Mediation Cases" - In the ongoing discussion of mediation versus collaborative law, what is becoming more apparent is the need for a hybrid approach for certain of cases that borrows from the best of both processes to meet the needs of complex and/or higher conflict mediation cases...
"Collaborative Divorce - A Healthier Alternative" - Like other alternatives to the traditional litigated divorce, collaborative divorce is a more dignified way of separating that allows the spouses, the children, and even the assets, to emerge healthy...
"Alternative Approach to the Family Feud" - For many people, divorce is just a legal procedure that dissolves a marital relationship. That superficial attitude fails to understand that a divorce has a lasting impact on both parties. If the divorcing couple have children, the impact is frequently transferred to subsequent generations. Numerous studies have shown that a high conflict divorce involving children not only leaves its mark on the children, but also the grandchildren, great-grandchildren, etc...
"When Should You Choose Collaborative Divorce" - You should see the other article entitled "Divorce Options" by this author for detail, but essentially in Collaborative Divorce clients choose specially trained collaborative divorce lawyers who are committed to a negotiated settlement. Clients agree in advance not to go to court except for obtaining of the divorce judgment, in an uncontested proceedings...
"Divorce Mediation & Collaborative Law: Sibling Rivals, or Just Siblings?" - How the emerging alternative processes of collaborative law and family and divorce mediation are alike (both offering a more humane experience of divorce) and how they differ. Learn about these processes' shared goals, separate limitations and professionals' (divorce attorneys and mediators) competencies...
"Collaborative Law FAQs" - Collaborative Law is the latest trend in divorce. Its a process where both clients and both attorneys meet together in a series of four-way negotiations to achieve resolutions to matters such as finances and custody...
"Collaborative Family Law: Restoring Sanity to the Divorce Process" - Consider the average couple on the verge of divorce. Often only one of the spouses wants to end the marriage; the other may know that there are problems but wants to keep trying. In such marriages, one spouse likely feels betrayed, vulnerable, worthless, angry, and possibly depressed; the other spouse may feel guilty about ending the marriage and yet angry about the relentless blame and clinging behavior of his or her spouse...
"Collaborative Law, Divorce Without War" - Collaborative law is a new way to
resolve disputes by removing the disputed matter from the litigious court room setting and treating the process as a way to trouble shoot and problem solve rather than to fight and win...| Get Advice from Professionals Near You! |
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