Uncontested And Collaborative Divorce And Family Law Attorneys
Our practice focuses on uncontested and collaborative divorces and family law matters.
These are the only types of divorce and family law matters we handle, providing a more positive experience.
By encouraging cooperation, open dialogue, and full disclosure between both spouses, we reduce emotional stress and conflict.
We custom-craft comprehensive divorce and other family law agreements that cover all necessary legal points, including asset division, child custody, and support arrangements, in a manner that is fair and satisfying to both spouses. This approach preserves the dignity of all involved.
Flat fees and transparent pricing eliminate financial uncertainty and allow you to budget for your divorce and family law expenses up front.
Uncontested Divorce
Do you desire to divorce cheaper, faster, and easier? An uncontested divorce is your solution. This approach to divorce reduces drama by focusing on amicable resolutions and a clear, straightforward process. We use our skills in negotiation, strategies to facilitate constructive communication, and our expertise in the legal aspects of divorce to resolve your divorce faster for less cost. We work with both spouses, and we also work with legal counsel if you each prefer to have your own attorney.
Collaborative Divorce
Collaborative divorce is an alternative to a traditional litigated divorce. In a collaborative divorce, there are disputes between the spouses and each person has an attorney to advise them. However, instead of court filings and hearings, the parties choose to resolve their difference through structured discussions and negotiations. Key aspects of collaborative divorce include:
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The parties maintain a high degree of direct involvement;
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Creative solutions are both possible and encouraged;
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The process is confidential and private;
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No court involvement expect final approval of the divorce.
The collaborative divorce process requires a team effort between the parties, the attorneys, and any outside experts required in order to receive the benefits of the process.
Divorce Mediation
Mediation involves having a third-party neutral professional help spouses work out disputes they aren’t able to work out on their own. It’s also used to solidify parties’ agreements if one or both spouses have difficulty committing to an agreement. Successful mediation results in an irrevocable (no changing the mind) Mediated Settlement Agreement. Legal counsel then draft your final divorce decree from the Mediated Settlement Agreement. So mediation doesn’t actually divorce you. It’s one tool we have available if mediation meets the needs of your divorce. If both spouses can reach agreements, and will stick with those agreements, mediation isn’t necessary. If you’d like more information about divorce mediation, schedule a free consultation. We’d love to answer your questions.
