Learn How to Get Started
If you are considering divorce, and want to know whether the collaborative practice could work for you, the following process can help you get started.
Ask Yourself a Few Questions
Consider whether the following values are important to you:
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Maintaining respect.
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Minimizing conflict.
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Prioritizing the needs of your children.
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Listening objectively to your spouse’s needs.
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Having your needs be given equal consideration.
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Working cooperatively.
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Reaching beyond the frustration and pain of the present to plan for your future.
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Keeping control of the divorce process and staying out of the court system.
If you and your spouse agree with these basic principles, Collaborative Practice may be an option for you.
Meet With a Collaborative Professional
Meet with one of our trained Collaborative Professionals. Any of our professionals (collaborative attorneys, financial planners, and divorce coaches) can help you figure out if collaborative practice is the best option for you.
Start working with a collaborative team of professionals who will establish an environment of trust and cooperation advising, supporting, and guiding you to a resolution.