The structure of Collaborative Law encourages parties to communicate with each other, and to restore trust and the ability to solve problems together. The flexibility and control that parties maintain lead to unique and mutually beneficial settlements. Former spouses gain confidence in their ability to begin a new civilized stage of co-parenting and coping with future issues and decisions, without the threat of ensuing legal battles and frustrations.

Collaborative Law is characterized by the following considerations.

• voluntary and free exchange of information
• pledge not to litigate (go to court)
• commitment to resolutions that respect the parties' shared goals

Collaborative Law terms

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CMG & mediation