Divorce and child custody cases commonly involve litigation, but a court case is not the only method for resolving these matters. Connecticut couples can opt for mediation, the collaborative process, or private arbitration as an alternative to litigation. Each of these methods has unique strengths and drawbacks, and it is important to carefully consider which … Read more
Compared with litigation, the collaborative process is generally a less contentious, more constructive way to arrive at a divorce agreement and/or a child custody agreement. Because of its non-adversarial nature, the collaborative process helps parties lay the groundwork for more successful co-parenting and more productive communication on matters impacting their children in the years following … Read more
Not all divorces and child custody matters involve litigation. Many people choose the collaborative process, which is generally a less contentious, more constructive way to arrive at a divorce agreement and/or a child custody agreement. What is collaborative divorce? Collaborative divorce is a process through which spouses and their respective attorneys commit themselves to … Read more