Divorce with Dignity
"Divorce is not a legal issue but rather a personal relationship issue that has legal attachments.”
- Stuart Web, 1990 -
Do it Collaboratively
If you are separating or divorcing, you can do so without going to Court. Collaborative Practice is a multidisciplinary dispute resolution process in which participants resolve issues without resorting to litigation.
If you are separating or divorcing, you can do so without going to Court. Collaborative Practice is a multidisciplinary dispute resolution process in which participants resolve issues without resorting to litigation.
If you are separating or divorcing, you can do so without going to Court. Collaborative Practice is a multidisciplinary dispute resolution process in which participants resolve issues without resorting to litigation.
If you are separating or divorcing, you can do so without going to Court. Collaborative Practice is a multidisciplinary dispute resolution process in which participants resolve issues without resorting to litigation.
If you are separating or divorcing, you can do so without going to Court. Collaborative Practice is a multidisciplinary dispute resolution process in which participants resolve issues without resorting to litigation.
If you are separating or divorcing, you can do so without going to Court. Collaborative Practice is a multidisciplinary dispute resolution process in which participants resolve issues without resorting to litigation.
ABOUT COLLABORATIVE PRACTICE
Collaborative Practice is a voluntary process in which participants resolve issues without resorting to litigation and it offers significant benefits in appropriate cases.
FIND A COLLABORATIVE PRACTITIONER
The Association of Collaborative Practitioners consists of specifically trained professionals such as: lawyers, family consultants, child specialists, and financial specialists.