 The Best Books About Non-Litigated Divorces Collaborative Law: Is Collaborative Law a Good Choice for Me?: You should consider the Collaborative Law approach to divorce if.... Both you and your spouse are determined to behave in a respectful fashion toward one another when negotiating the settlement terms of your divorce. Both you and your spouse understand the value of a well negotiated solution that meets the legitimate needs of both parties. Both you and your spouse will commit your time, intelligence and energy toward creative problem solving rather than toward gaining revenge. If you and your spouse meet the above profile and participate willingly in the Collaborative Law process, you will most likely... Save money on legal fees and court fees. Protect your child(ren) from unnecessary emotional trauma. Come to an agreement that is best suited to meet both of your needs. Recover from the broken relationship with less, if any, negative feelings towards your spouse. Locate a Divorce Collaborative Lawyer: The Divorce Source Professional Directory will help you find a Collaborative Lawyer to help you with your settlement. This information has been provided by, Maury Beaulier, Attorney at Law
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