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Collaborative Divorce
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Collaborative Family Law: A New, More Peaceful Approach to Family Law,written by Texas Certified Family Law Specialist and President of the Board of Trustees of the Collaborative Law Institute of Texas Jennifer Tull, presents an alternative to divorce litigation that can preserve family relationships. |
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What Every Woman Should Know About Collaborative DivorceA "win-win" divorce settlement is possible with proper care and handling in a collaborative law divorce. |
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Do You Really Need a Divorce Coach in the Collaborative Process?
Managing intense emotions in divorce can be difficult, but with help, it is possible. Learn how how you can benefit from divorce coaching. |
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Resolving Child Custody Problems Using Collaborative LawCollaborative process helps parents work out a parenting plan that takes into account the children's perspective and results in parent collaboration. |
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Using Collaborative Law to Resolve Property Issues in DivorceCollaborative attorneys help generate the widest possible range of options by "expanding the pie" in divorce property division. |
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Our Book Review
The Collaborative Way to Divorce: The Revolutionary Method That Results in Less Stress, Lower Costs, and Happier Kids--Without Going to Court
Written by Stuart G. Webb, the Founder of Collaborative Law, and Ronald D. Ousky, Esq., this book provides an excellent introduction to the collaborative divorce process. It clearly and succinctly describes the process and professional team, and uses real life examples to demonstrate the effectiveness of this divorce model. It is a must-read for anyone who is considering collaborative divorce, mediation or traditional litigation, and could ultimately save you significant time and money during your divorce. We give this book four MWDG stars!