When you’re wondering how to get a divorce in Kansas City, it may seem as though you are limited to options that are adversarial and extremely costly financially as well…
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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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Collaborative divorce is a unique alternative to the traditional adversarial divorce court process. It is designed to provide maximum support and resources for divorcing couples in reaching a mutually acceptable…
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When you are deciding how to get a divorce in Kansas City, it may feel as though you are limited to options that are adversarial, extremely costly, and traumatic for…
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The collaborative process is an alternative to traditional contested divorce that removes the element of litigation and settles cases respectfully, transparently and privately. Unlike a contested divorce, the Collaborative Practice…
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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. Contested divorce, the traditional…
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The goal of divorce mediation is to allow the divorcing couple to reach agreements that meet their needs as well as the needs of their children without the financial and…
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If you are wondering how to get a divorce, it may feel as though you are confined to options that are adversarial and costly, both financially and in terms of…
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A contested divorce, the traditional divorce process also known as litigation, is often mired with fear, hurt feelings, and anger that make an agreeable resolution difficult, if not impossible. Both…
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For couples wondering how to get a divorce, it often feels as though the only options are adversarial and extremely costly financially as well as in terms of time and…
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