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UNDERSTANDING THE COLLABORATIVE DIVORCE PROCESS

The collaborative divorce process offers a dignified way to resolve family disputes without court involvement. Through private meetings with trained professionals, you and your spouse work together to craft a solution tailored to your family’s needs. This approach promotes mutual respect, open communication, and a focus on long-term well-being. By choosing the collaborative divorce process, you ensure a smoother transition for everyone involved while maintaining control over the outcomes. Contact us today to learn more.

 

A Collaborative Divorce can offer many benefits to both you and your spouse.  

 

A Collaborative Divorce:

  • Promotes open communications

  • Greatly reduces stress and anxiety

  • Details a written pledge not to go to court

  • Provides an honest exchange of information

  • Proactively and thoroughly prepares the client for a new life

  • Focuses on meeting all parties’ needs rather than creating a ‘winner’ and a ‘loser’

  • Provides the legal, financial and emotional support to assist the client, while going through the multiple aspects of a divorce

  • Allows the client to retain decision making control over their family as well as the domestic relations proceedings: meaning that the client and the spouse, not a judge, will decide the outcome

  • Encourages mutual respect and helps to establish and maintain a healthy co-parenting relationship with the spouse

  • Protects privacy rather than revealing intimate life details in a public court proceeding and record

  • Greatly improves the odds that the spouse and the client will stay out of court in the future

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      LARIMER LAW, LLC

4801 W Peterson Ave., Suite 414
Chicago, IL 60646

Office: 773.902.0200

angela@larimerlawllc.com

www.larimerlawllc.com

A Law Firm Devoted Exclusively to Family Law Issues
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