collaborative divorce
Collaborative divorce can often seem confusing; however, I am happy to answer some of the most frequently asked questions I receive about this process. Divorce is difficult no matter what option you choose, but I have seen the good that can come from this process as families work together to address their individual needs and future…
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As a collaborative divorce attorney, it is my job to help support and guide you through the collaborative divorce process, and to help assist you in identifying your own interests and goals through the divorce. It is not my job to attack your spouse or to engage in any adversarial tactics. The goal of collaborative…
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Collaborative divorce is completely different from a traditional divorce, mainly in that collaborative divorce gives you and your spouse the freedom in working together to create a lasting divorce settlement without the need for court intervention. In contrast, a traditional divorce is often adversarial, overwhelming, intimidating and confusing. As a divorce lawyer, I have seen…
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As a divorce lawyer experienced in collaborative divorce, the goal of each six-way meeting is to create acceptable solutions and resolution to various aspects of the divorce to include division of assets/debts, parenting plan for children and future financial arrangements. The setting is safe and structured. Transparency and integrity are key components to the process. Professionalism…
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As a divorce lawyer, I understand that ending a relationship can be painful, but it doesn’t have to be ugly when you go through the collaborative divorce process. Restructuring your family doesn’t need to be a fight, and can be accomplished with thoughtfulness and respect. You can avoid the divorce drama! Proceeding through the divorce process…
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Collaborative divorce may be a less expensive divorce option over traditional court litigation, however there are varying factors that need to be considered. Choosing this divorce option is a popular alternative to a traditional divorce for many couples, as more and more couples are willing to work together to create lasting solutions for their family’s…
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Collaborative divorce in Overland Park can last anywhere from three to six months on average versus a traditional divorce, which can take eight to fourteen months or more. Each divorce is just as unique as the marriage it stemmed from, and will depend on how long it takes to settle all issues, file the divorce,…
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