Benefits of Collaborative Divorce

Personal & Interpersonal Benefits

Collaborative Divorce allows for specialized support, including legal guidance and emotional support from divorce coaches and child specialists.

Clients have full control over the terms of their agreement, with no risk of an imposed court decision.

Unlike litigation, Collaborative Divorce is a private process, keeping personal matters out of the public record.

Collaborative Divorce encourages constructive communication, helping to preserve relationships—an important factor when children are involved.

Collaborative Divorce typically eliminates the need for court appearances, with all paperwork being submitted after an agreement is reached.

Collaborative cases generally take less time to resolve than litigated divorces, with most cases being finalized in 4-6 months.

Although costs vary, Collaborative Divorce tends to be less expensive than litigation due to its efficiency and reduced need for court involvement.

Collaborative Divorce teams do not need to be based locally, providing greater flexibility for clients, particularly in rural areas.

Meet the dedicated professionals who work together to support every aspect of your Collaborative Divorce. Learn more in the next section.