Collaborative Divorce
You can't change the fact that people divorce. In fact about half of all marriages end in divorce. Unfortunatly, the personal turmoil that accompanies the end of relationships is equally widespread. Damaged self-esteem, loss of self-worth, growing hostility, reduced productivity, and painful experiences for children.
Collaborative Divorce offers an alternate experience that helps families maintain structure, integrity, respects, and cohesiveness. This approach calls upon the knowledge and skills of the professionals to assist a couple in mutual problem solving and negotiations in regard to themselves, their children, and their assets.
Collaborative Divorce appeals to the highest motivations of the divorcing couple, their desire to maintain respect, protect children, and prepare for a hopeful future. Divorce will always remain a significant life even. However, with Collaborative Practice, you can help your family make the divorce a more peaceful transition to a new life.
Going through divorce can make you feel isolated and alone, unsure of where to turn for support and advice. Unlike conventional divorce, Collaborative Practice offers you a team of skilled and compassionate professionals. Each expert in their own fields help you manage the many aspects of divorce. Aspects such as legal issues, emotional turmoil, concerns for the children, and the financial and property questions. Professional support can help you feel more in control of the divorce process itself.
As you review the roles of your various team members who each have special training in Collaborative Practice, be sure to keep in mind which professional might be a good match for you.
Legal Counsel: Collaborative Practice attorneys can advise you on all matters of law, from children's issues and support to maintenance agreements to financial settlements and property distribution. The settlements are a legal agreement even though court is avoided.
Divorce Coach: A divorce coach helps you manage the pain and strain of divorce while focusing on goals for the present and the future. Working with you to make the most of your strengths, your divorce coach assets you in being at your best during throughout the divorce process.
Financial Consultant: The divorce settlement will in part determine your financial well-being for many years to come. It is critical that it be soundly structured, especially if your spouse assumed more responsibility for your family's finances. The guidance of a financial consultant will help protect your interests by reviewing all assets and incomes, and assisting you in developing viable financial options for your future by evaluating different choices.
Child Specialist: Children can suffer with a divorce, especially when they cannot comprehend the changes. A goal of Collaborative Practice is to assure that children are a priority, not a casualty. The child specialist, an individual skilled in understanding children, will meet with your children privately, assisting them in expressing their feelings and concerns. They will also encourage children to think creatively about the future. The child specialist then communicates their feelings, concerns and hopes to the team for consideration during the planning for the children's future.
Collaborative Divorce offers an alternate experience that helps families maintain structure, integrity, respects, and cohesiveness. This approach calls upon the knowledge and skills of the professionals to assist a couple in mutual problem solving and negotiations in regard to themselves, their children, and their assets.
Collaborative Divorce appeals to the highest motivations of the divorcing couple, their desire to maintain respect, protect children, and prepare for a hopeful future. Divorce will always remain a significant life even. However, with Collaborative Practice, you can help your family make the divorce a more peaceful transition to a new life.
Going through divorce can make you feel isolated and alone, unsure of where to turn for support and advice. Unlike conventional divorce, Collaborative Practice offers you a team of skilled and compassionate professionals. Each expert in their own fields help you manage the many aspects of divorce. Aspects such as legal issues, emotional turmoil, concerns for the children, and the financial and property questions. Professional support can help you feel more in control of the divorce process itself.
As you review the roles of your various team members who each have special training in Collaborative Practice, be sure to keep in mind which professional might be a good match for you.
Legal Counsel: Collaborative Practice attorneys can advise you on all matters of law, from children's issues and support to maintenance agreements to financial settlements and property distribution. The settlements are a legal agreement even though court is avoided.
Divorce Coach: A divorce coach helps you manage the pain and strain of divorce while focusing on goals for the present and the future. Working with you to make the most of your strengths, your divorce coach assets you in being at your best during throughout the divorce process.
Financial Consultant: The divorce settlement will in part determine your financial well-being for many years to come. It is critical that it be soundly structured, especially if your spouse assumed more responsibility for your family's finances. The guidance of a financial consultant will help protect your interests by reviewing all assets and incomes, and assisting you in developing viable financial options for your future by evaluating different choices.
Child Specialist: Children can suffer with a divorce, especially when they cannot comprehend the changes. A goal of Collaborative Practice is to assure that children are a priority, not a casualty. The child specialist, an individual skilled in understanding children, will meet with your children privately, assisting them in expressing their feelings and concerns. They will also encourage children to think creatively about the future. The child specialist then communicates their feelings, concerns and hopes to the team for consideration during the planning for the children's future.
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