Collaborative Divorce Professionals

  Collaborative Divorce Professionals Inc. serves families and couples throughout the Bay area. We provide our services in the surrounding counties of Gulf, Holmes, Jackson, Washington, and Walton.   

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Why Avoid Going to Court in a Divorce? - Collaborate Don't Litigate

Avoid going to court is easier if both people agree to work with each other for the best interests of the children & each other.

When a movie star files for a divorce, the general public rapidly becomes alert to all of the details of the personal circumstances in their lives.  That’s because paperwork filed in with the court is usually considered public information.  Anything filed with a court to argue your side of the situation would be broadcasted to everyone and anyone.

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How Does Collaborative Divorce Help Families Cope?

We are giving you some tips on how collaborative divorce can possibly help your families cope with the consequences of divorce.

Divorce is often heartbreaking for families, and most of them find it difficult to cope. Almost all couples want to keep their divorce proceedings amicable. Collaborative divorce is a new, gentler and kinder way to handle a private matter without going to court. The couple will also have more control over the outcome.

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Your Options Before Filing for Divorce

In the Collaborative Divorce process, you and your partner opt for a peaceful and respectful resolution of your marriage.

Learn about all your options.  Attend a Divorce Options® Workshop that will fully explain each option available to you, whether it be litigation, mediation, or collaborative divorce.  Visit Divorce Options Florida to find upcoming dates and to register.

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Is Collaborative Divorce Appropriate in Every Situation?

Collaborative divorce that is successful hinges on the couple’s ability to effectively communicate with one another.

Collaborative divorce that is successful hinges on the couple’s ability to effectively communicate with one another. Once the two spouses can no longer communicate in a respectful, constructive way, it can become difficult for them to reach an agreement regarding the issues in their divorce.

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How to Prepare for Collaborative Divorce?

If you have concerns with collaborative divorce, there are some things to immediately do to get ready. Get in touch with us today.

Speak With Your Spouse. If you can, talk about getting a divorce with your partner. Discuss division of assets, future living arrangements, as well as a parenting plan.

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Collaborative Divorce Professionals Panama City

Collaborate. Don’t Litigate. Preserve What’s Important Collaborate. Don’t Litigate. Preserve What’s Important Why Collaborative Works Collaborative Divorce & Family Matter Resolution Divorce and complex family matters can be challenging. The traditional solution has often involved litigation and relying on a court decision. Alternatively, collaborative dispute resolution process offers couples and families a solution based on…

We serve couples and families throughout Bay and surrounding counties including Walton, Jackson, Holmes, Washington and Gulf.

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Benefits of a Collaborative Divorce Over Litigation

Divorce litigation will require both people involved to give and request documents and information that might be pertinent to the agreement.

The primary difference between litigation and collaborative divorce is that within a collaborative divorce, both partners (and their lawyers) sign an agreement that they’ll forego proceedings in a court of law.