Multi-State Collaborative Divorce Attorneys That Can Assist You
In many divorce and family law cases, clients wish to settle a divorce or family law case outside of court. It is often times more private to reach an agreement with the other party by not going to court with your divorce. The difficulty for many who seek an uncontested divorce is that they do not have an agreement on all the issues in order to complete a non-contested divorce.
This is where our collaborative professionals can help. Our trained collaborative law attorneys will do their best to help you reach an agreement with your spouse (or the opposing party without) the stress of fighting a court battle if that is possible.
Multi-State Collaborative Divorce Lawyers Who Can Help Resolve Your Case Amicably
In collaborative divorce and family law, both parties hire a collaborative attorney and meet outside of court to settle the terms of the divorce. Using attorneys and other professionals (divorce coaches, financial neutrals, psychologists), spouses sit down and talk through matters. This allows the parties to reach an amicable agreement without a judge, who they don’t know, deciding what the divorce terms will be.
When spouses have children, a collaborative divorce can help to keep the divorce civil in order to help with the transition to post-divorce life. Collaborative Divorce requires spouses to talk through difficult issues. This gives the parties more control over critical issues like child custody, child support, and property division. This also allows the parties to make decisions for themselves instead of waiting for a judge. If the parties do end up deciding to go to court, they must hire different attorneys. Both parties must hire new trial attorneys before the case can go to trial.
If you need a collaborative divorce or family attorney, Stange Law Firm, PC has five trained collaborative family lawyers who focus exclusively on divorce and family law. Founding Partner Kirk Stange and Managing Partner Kelly Davidzuk, are here to guide you every step of the way in a collaborative divorce or family law matter.
You can also listen to a podcast titled: Collaborative Divorce Versus Mediation.
Contact our Multi-State Collaborative Family Law Professionals Today: 855-805-0595