In recent years, collaborative divorce has gained popularity as an alternative to the combative courtroom approach. While the collaborative method has its merits, it is essential to recognize that it…
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The choice between a Collaborative Divorce or a Contested Divorce depends on various factors, including the level of communication between spouses, the complexity of assets, emotional dynamics, and the willingness to work…
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Collaborative Divorce is an alternative to traditional contested or adversarial divorce that settles cases respectfully, transparently and privately. Many couples still have questions about how the collaborative divorce process works,…
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When considering your divorce process options, it can feel overwhelming or confusing. Collaborative Practice Kansas City explains your divorce process options and how to choose the right one for your…
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Collaborative Divorce is an alternative to traditional divorce in the Greater Metropolitan Kansas City Area that can save you money and emotional stress when compared to traditional litigation. The collaborative…
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Collaborative Process or collaborative divorce is changing divorce for the better in Kansas City. Collaborative Practice of Kansas City is a network of divorce attorneys, financial analysts and mental health professionals…
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Choosing Collaborative Divorce when you marriage ends is a no-brainer for many people who use Collaborative Practice Kansas City. You’ll see why after reading our top 7 reasons to choose…
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“How to get a divorce?” you may ask. Collaborative Practice Kansas City is here to answer those questions and more. We believe that a contested divorce through litigation is not…
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Collaborative divorce and the Collaborative Process is a different approach to divorce that focuses on troubleshooting and solving problems. It is ideal for couples looking to end their marriage by…
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In a collaborative process divorce, a win-win process is encouraged where both parties pledge to not go to court (except to finalize the divorce). This process allows for more creative…
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