Contested Divorce is often adversarial, which is why you may want to explore collaborative divorce as an option. The traditional divorce process, also known as litigation divorce, is often mired with fear,…
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Collaborative divorce is an alternative process that removes the element of litigation and settles cases respectfully, transparently, and privately. Unlike a contested divorce, the Collaborative Practice dispute-resolution process is based…
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When you are deciding how to get a divorce, it may feel as though you are limited to options that are adversarial and extremely costly and traumatic for your family.…
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Collaborative Law is a form of law practice conducted by attorneys trained in principles of collaboration. The attorneys make a commitment with their limited-scope clients to problem-solve and negotiate in…
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Collaborative divorce is designed to provide maximum support and resources for you and your family in reaching a mutually acceptable resolution of all the issues associated with a divorce and…
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The collaborative process removes the element of litigation and allows divorcing couples to settle their cases respectfully, transparently, and privately. Unlike a contested divorce, the Collaborative Practice dispute-resolution process is…
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How to get a divorce in Kansas City may feel like an overwhelming prospect. It can seem as though the only options are adversarial and costly, both financially and in…
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How to get a divorce can often feel like a giant question mark, but Collaborative Practice Kansas City is here to help. We offer both divorce mediation and collaborative divorce…
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Collaborative divorce represents an approach to divorce for couples looking to end their marriage by negotiating a mutually acceptable settlement without having courts decide the outcome. Collaborative Practice professionals, serving…
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We utilize the collaborative process in Kansas City to remove the element of litigation and settle divorce cases respectfully, transparently, and privately. Unlike a contested divorce, the Collaborative Practice dispute-resolution…
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