What Is
Collaborative Divorce?
A Collaborative Divorce is a much less contentious method that keeps you and your spouse in control. With the guidance of a collaborative divorce attorney, you and your spouse will collectively decide how to end your relationship in a manner that is fair and affords you both the opportunity to be heard.
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The Collaborative Process
The Collaborative Divorce & Dispute Resolution Team
The Client
Attorneys
Divorce Coach
Financial Professionals
The Collaborative Divorce & Dispute Resolution Team
Keep You Out of Court
The stress of resolving divorce, family law, and estate planning disputes can take a toll on your emotional and financial well-being. If not handled property, the effects can be devastating and lasting. Collaborative Law Professionals of Southeastern Pennsylvania is committed to helping clients find a peaceful way to resolve conflict outside of the court system. We are a team of experienced professionals trained in Collaborative Practice, an empowering and unique alternative to traditional litigation often used when resolving divorce and other family law conflicts.The Collaborative Team will explore creative solutions to meet your unique needs while also considering the needs of the other party. Our clients work directly with collaborative lawyers, financial specialists, and coaches (specially trained mental health professionals) to help resolve disputes in a process similar to mediation. All of our professionals are also trained mediators. Our interdisciplinary approach to resolving disputes allows us to consider the legal aspects of the conflict as well as the financial and emotional aspects that impact clients and their families.
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