 | Is Collaborative Divorce Right for You? A set of questions to find out if you should pursue a cooperative rather than a litigated divorce. |
| | What are Your Dicorce Needs? CCD can help you with decisions about your marriage, filing for divorce or separation, negotiating issues, working on a marital settlement agreement, or modifying an agreement post-divorce |
| | Free Orientation with a CCD Professional To learn more about the CCD approach, any CCD Professional can provide you with a Free Orientation by phone or e-mail. |
| | Collaborative Divorce Assessment Working with a case manager is recommended for those who need more in-depth evaluation in order to identify and consider their options and issues. This is a for fee service with a CCD professional. |
| | The Glossary Provides more information and definitions of terms, disciplines, and professions. http://www.nocourtdivorce.com/tools.phtml |
Thursday, October 16, 2008
Collaborative Divorce - "Healthy" Divorce Alernative?
The following tools are designed to help you better understand your divorce options. Court appearances are costly in time, money and emotion because the adversarial court system often pits one family member against another. With the help of CCD Professionals, you can resolve your situation in the best way possible for your entire family, preserving your relationships and financial resources.
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Excellent primer on the collaborative divorce philosophy and practice. I wish this was available a few years ago so I could have saved a friend from a traditional, drawn-out and painful divorce process.
Thanks for writing such a clear explanation and providing great sources describing collaborative divorce. It seems like collaborative law refers to the process of removing disputes from the "fight and win" setting of a courtroom into a "troubleshoot and problem solve" setting of negotiations, am I right? Do you know anyone for whom this type of divorce really helped?
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