When considering divorce process options, you may also want to consider timing. The unique challenges brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic – shutdowns, layoffs, childcare challenges, slowdowns, and shortages –…
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A contested divorce is the traditional and frequently very adversarial divorce process of bargaining from specific and often conflicting positions, backed by threats of litigation and the intervention by a…
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When considering your divorce process options, if expenses are a primary concern, a collaborative divorce may be ideal. A collaborative divorce is an affordable alternative to financially and emotionally costly…
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When deliberating on divorce process options, one of the most important things to consider is how your attorneys will approach reaching your settlement. In a traditional litigated divorce, the attorneys…
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Evaluating your divorce process options is an important step when you are considering divorce. Collaborative Practice Kansas City, with offices serving the entire Kansas City area, is here to help.…
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Contested divorce, the traditional adversarial divorce process, is being replaced by collaborative divorce as the preferred divorce option for families. The collaborative process is designed to provide maximum support and…
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Evaluating your divorce process options is an important step when you are considering divorce. Divorce can be an overwhelming experience, but knowing your divorce process options can help prepare you.…
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Contested divorce, the traditional divorce process also known as litigation divorce, is often mired with fear, hurt feelings, and anger that make an agreeable resolution difficult, if not impossible. Both…
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Divorce process options provide alternatives to a public trial. When you’re getting divorced in Kansas City, especially when you have children, you may want to consider other divorce process options.…
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Tackling the Big Issues: Divorce and Money It doesn’t matter whether you and your spouse are worth $50,000 or $50 million, deciding what to do about the assets and debts…
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