Divorce Guide for Couples

The choices you make during the divorce process will impact your post divorce life.  Making informed decisions during the divorce process saves time, money, and emotional energy.

There are four components to a typical divorce: emotional, financial, legal, and children.  During a Collaborative Divorce, trained professionals help the couple address each component.  Collaborative Divorce may be a good fit for you if any of the following apply:

            Emotional

There have been control issues throughout your marriage.   

Personal emotions are impairing the divorce process.   

Communicating with your spouse/partner has been, or currently is, a challenge. 

You would like to work together during your divorce, but fear being taken advantage of.

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            Financial

You want to better understand your current financial picture.  

You want to learn how your divorce will affect your future financial picture.

Your ability to make informed financial decisions is compromised by your emotions and/or a lack of knowledge or understanding.   
    

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            Legal

You want legal advice about the decisions you make during your divorce.   

Your want to understand the divorce laws in your jurisdiction. 

You want to work with your spouse/partner, but you would like your own advocate. 
            
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            Children

You want to know how your children are coping with your divorce.   

You want to know how your divorce will impact your children. 

Your children are the most important consideration when contemplating divorce.
            
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