Collaborative family law is a process that enables you and your spouse to resolve your differences in a non-adversarial manner, and to create solutions that are best for you and your family. The collaborative family law process can be used not only in divorce, but also in separations, before marriage with pre-nuptial agreements, paternity and during marriage with a post-nuptial agreement.
The goal of collaborative law is to minimize, if not eliminate, the negative economic, social and emotional consequences of litigation to families. Choosing collaborative law requires a commitment to resolving differences justly and equitably.