Collaborative Divorce

Use Collaborative Divorce To End Your Marriage Calmly

Divorce is difficult and often messy. Emotions can run high, and many times the proceedings are about hurting the other person as much as they are about dividing the important parts of your life fairly. However, it is in a couple’s best interests to set their personal issues aside when it comes to divorce proceedings. Clear heads and calm hearts will make for a cleaner break and make it easier for both of you to move on with your lives.

Collaborative divorce is one of the best options for couples looking to avoid a divorce trial. At the Law Offices of Diane J.N. Morin, Inc., our attorneys offer experienced guidance through the collaborative divorce process.

Why You Should Pursue A Collaborative Divorce

A collaborative divorce is when you and your partner both agree that you should no longer be together, but you do not agree on how you should divide what you have. Both of you will sign a document that says you will work together to divide things equitably. You may then either work with a mediator (who will remain impartial) or each hire a lawyer to help negotiate the final terms of the divorce.

Mechanically, there is little difference between a collaborative divorce and an adversarial one, but it saves both sides time and money to find a mutually agreeable solution.

Both of you want to get divorced, so why not set your grievances aside to get the work done so you can both move on?