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Will Collaborative Divorce Work If Both Parties Are Not Fully Honest?

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May, 2021May 25, 2021

A collaborative divorce is an option for many parties because they can potentially resolve their divorce matter outside of court. When a divorce settles outside…

Marriage Counseling Can Lead to Collaborative Divorce

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December, 2020December 7, 2020

When a marriage is not working, many opt for marriage counseling. It can be a good place for a married couple to discuss their difficulties…

When Collaborative Divorce Does Not Work

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September, 2020October 1, 2020

Collaborative Divorce As An Option A collaborative divorce is an option many parties should consider when their marriage is ending. In a collaborative divorce, both…

When Access to Courts is Limited, Collaborative Practice Can Help

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June, 2020October 1, 2020

During the COVID-19 crisis, access to courts may be limited. Many courts are only hearing divorce and family law matters virtually. The lack of access…

Can You Use Threats of Litigation in the Collaborative Process?

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February, 2020October 1, 2020

In the collaborative process, parties attempt to resolve their divorce or family law matter outside of court. It is traditionally an amicable process. Parties enlist…

How Affidavits Can Keep Parties Out of Court

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December, 2019November 3, 2020

Parties who settle their divorce or family law matter amicably often do not want to go to court. Not going to court is one of…

Hire a Lawyer or Work it Out On Your Own?

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December, 2019November 3, 2020

Many want to settle their divorce or family law matter outside of court. They want to work it out on their own and not hire…

Stock Options Are Often Overlooked in Divorce Settlements

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December, 2019November 3, 2020

In any divorce, including collaborative divorce, all marital property and debt have to be divided. In an equitable division state, marital property and debt are…

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November, 2019November 3, 2020

In collaborative practice, one goal of both parties should be a fair settlement. A fair settlement means that both parties generally believe that the settlement…

The Importance of the First Settlement Proposal

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November, 2019November 3, 2020

The first settlement proposal in a collaborative divorce or family law matter can be critically important. Depending on that first offer, the other party to…

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November, 2019November 4, 2020

Settling a divorce or family law matter is easier said than done. For parties who are participating in a collaborative divorce, most are looking for…

What if My Spouse Does Not Want a Collaborative Divorce?

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November, 2019November 4, 2020

A collaborative divorce is a great option for those who wish to amicably settle their divorce outside of court. This is particularly true where both…

Collaborative Divorce & Family Lawyers | St. Louis, Kansas City, Columbia, Springfield, Wichita, Tulsa & Beyond

Will Collaborative Divorce Work If Both Parties Are Not Fully Honest?

Marriage Counseling Can Lead to Collaborative Divorce

When Collaborative Divorce Does Not Work

When Access to Courts is Limited, Collaborative Practice Can Help

Can You Use Threats of Litigation in the Collaborative Process?

How Affidavits Can Keep Parties Out of Court

Hire a Lawyer or Work it Out On Your Own?

Stock Options Are Often Overlooked in Divorce Settlements

A Fair Settlement Should Be the Goal

The Importance of the First Settlement Proposal

What is a Reasonable Settlement?

What if My Spouse Does Not Want a Collaborative Divorce?