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Collaborative Divorce: What it can do for you
Collaborative Divorce: What it looks like

Separation or divorce is, for many couples, one of the most difficult and defining events in life. It may involve intense feelings of grief, pain, anger, guilt, sadness, and more. These feelings are hard to avoid in a transition defined by loss, anger, conflict, betrayal, and financial struggle.  This is true for children as well as adults.

In the beginning the experience of separation or divorce may feel overwhelming.  In reality the process is a series of manageable tasks.  And, it must be remembered that separation or divorce is like any other transition in life -- it can hold the promise of relief, growth, and healing. 

The choice is yours on how you want to proceed with your divorce.  You have options.  You can litigate and go to court with your spouse.  Or you can retain control of the process and decision making.  You can choose to do things with the least amount of harm to your children.  The Collaborative process is designed to fit the unique needs of your family while keeping you out of court.