Collaborative Law

Most couples who are contemplating dissolving their marital union are likely aware that divorce is never easy. However, such couples should not lose all hope of a peaceful separation because mediation can offer a more collaborative, cost-effective and less stressful...

In Texas, collaborative divorce offers an alternative to the traditional adversarial court process. This method allows couples to work together with their attorneys and any additional professional staff such as financial analysts to negotiate the terms of their...

Divorce can be a tumultuous journey, especially when children are involved. Thankfully, a mediated divorce can serve as a beacon of hope, providing a structured and considerate approach to the dissolution of a marriage. Exploring the significance of a mediated divorce...

Parents going through a divorce want to do everything they can to ease the anxiety and pain for their children. Some parents might wonder if discussing the divorce with their children at a certain time in the process can make things easier. In the end, however, timing...

You may have heard of collaborative law before but wondered what it looks like in practice. As you and your spouse go through a divorce, you may find there are a few significant structural differences between a traditional and collaborative style of divorce. The...

When you think about divorce, you may picture the traditional antagonistic process involving litigation. We know that collaborative divorce may be a new concept for you and you probably have many questions about it. Collaborative divorce involves a team of...

So many people have likely heard horror stories of divorces in which the two spouses ended up virtually at war with one another. This stereotype is sadly cultivated by people bitter not only about what they lost during a divorce, but how difficult and adversarial the...

You know that despite your differences, you and your spouse can work together to get through a divorce without making it contentious. That's great news, because when you can work together, you're more likely to create a settlement that works well for your needs. While...

Getting divorced can be a painful, messy experience. Emotions tend to run high for both parties, and years of frustrations may come out at once. Even so, some couples understand that divorcing is in the best interest of both parties and work together throughout the...