The collaborative process

Collaborative divorce requires both spouses willing to work together. It's ideal if both parties want more than a court can offer and are willing to give more in return. It helps maintain relationships post-divorce by addressing feelings with a mental health professional and focusing on separate lives, children, and property division. Tag someone who needs to see this. #CollaborativeDivorce #DivorceOptions #FamilyLaw #DivorceMediation #RelationshipGoals | BEAL LAW FIRM | Facebook

☕✨ Welcome back to Coffee & Collab, where we sip and talk about why the Collaborative Divorce process is such a better way to divorce. 💜 Two things we hear from clients all the time: ☕ “I want this done quickly.” ☕ “I need support during the process.” The Collaborative Divorce process gives you both. 💡 It moves at your pace. If you’re ready to move fast, we’ll match your energy. If you need more time between meetings, we’ll slow things down. Collaboration meets you where you are. And you’re ne

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