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Disputes that Arise in Collaborative Law

Information Provided by: Maury Beaulier, Esq.

What Disputes Can Be Resolved with Collaborative Law?

Collaborative Law can be used for any dispute whether related to Family Law or some other area. It has been used the most often in the Family Law context to resolve disputes related to:

Divorce, Legal Separation or Annulment
Child Custody/Parenting Plans
Custody and Visitation Disputes
Spousal Maintenance/Alimony
Child Support, Daycare Costs and College Tuition
Valuing Assets
Division of Property
Division of Debt
Tax Issues
Paternity Issues
Break-up of Same Sex
Partnerships
Guardianships
Adoption

Information Provided by: Maury Beaulier, Esq.

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WHAT IS COLLABORATIVE LAW? -- Collaborative law is a voluntary, contractually based alternative dispute resolution process for parties who seek to negotiate a resolution rather than having a ruling imposed upon them by a court or arbitrator.

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