Why Collaborative Family Practice?

The personal and financial costs of litigation can be staggering. The costs, especially when measured in lost relationships and the impact on children, often outweigh the gains.

Collaborative Practice is an alternative to going to Court. You and your spouse will each work with an attorney and  other trained collaborative professionals, such as financial planners, child specialists and coaches. Through a series of meetings attended by you, your spouse and both of your attorneys, as wells as other members of your collaborative team, you and your spouse work together. The team approach allows you and your spouse to obtain the best help available with regard to the various issues facing you in your divorce. We call this method an interdisciplinary team process.

The collaborative process is for you and your spouse if you want problem solving rather than fighting; and if you want a result that is fair to both of you.

• What Issues can be resolved with Collaborative Family Law? 
  
  
• What are the key benefits of Collaborative Family Law? 
  
  
• Why is the Collaborative Process A Better Way to get a California divorce? 
  
  
• What happens if settlement can not be reached? 
  
  
• How do you get started using the Collaborative Family Process?