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How Does Collaborative Divorce Work?

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Divorce doesn’t always have to be a battleground. While many people associate divorce with courtrooms, conflict, and emotional turmoil, a growing movement is emerging to resolve these cases through cooperation rather than confrontation. Collaborative divorce is one such approach, and for many couples, it offers a more respectful, private, and efficient alternative to traditional litigation. … Continued

Is Collaborative Divorce Right For You?

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Divorce is a significant life event that brings about emotional, financial, and legal changes. For many, the traditional route of litigation can seem daunting, filled with adversarial court battles that can exacerbate the stress and strain of an already difficult situation. However, there's an alternative that prioritizes amicability and cooperation: collaborative divorce. This approach has … Continued

Collaborative Divorce In Washington

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Many couples seek ways to avoid the adversarial nature of traditional courtroom proceedings when facing divorce. Collaborative divorce offers an alternative approach emphasizing cooperation, open communication, and problem-solving. This method not only reduces stress but also provides a more personalized solution that can better address the needs of both parties. In Washington state, collaborative divorce … Continued

What Are The Benefits Of A Collaborative Divorce In Colorado?

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Divorce can be a difficult and emotional experience for all parties involved. While it may feel like the end of a relationship, it doesn't have to mean the end of all cooperation and civility. Collaborative divorce is a growing trend in Colorado that seeks to provide a respectful and amicable approach to divorce. In collaborative … Continued

Divorce Mediation or Bust

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If you filed for divorce, family court mediation is, more than likely, coming your way. And that’s a good thing. Regardless of whether or not you’ve retained counsel, courts very often order mediation before you’re allowed to set the case for a final hearing. Most often, mediation is conducted by a trained mediator at a…

Reducing Conflict in Separation

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Divorce can be an unpleasant topic. When a couple decides to get married, the topic of separation is typically not at the top of their list to discuss. However, many of the contentious issues that arise can be minimized by taking the time to discuss the tough questions with your spouse prior to marriage. Similar … Continued

Colorado Support Groups to Help You Through Divorce

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Divorce is a challenging time in a person’s life. Anyone who has been through a divorce can offer many reasons as to why divorce is painful and hard, especially if there are children involved. Your world is turned upside down, and it can be hard to return to reality and feel normal again. The problems…

Pre-Divorce Planning

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If you are tensely awaiting a looming divorce, taking appropriate steps may help to put yourself in the best position possible. At the start of a divorce, legal requirements kick in.  However, if you have some advance notice that a divorce might be coming down the pike, pre-divorce planning might give you a head start. … Continued