Because it ends a marriage, divorce can be a painful experience. But there is no denying that divorce is also a new beginning. Recognizing this, many individuals have sought a more constructive way of divorcing. For them, Collaborative Practice (Collaborative Law and Collaborative Divorce) has been the answer. It promotes respect, places the needs of children first and keeps control of the process with the spouses. You're invited to explore Collaborative Practice, a different way of divorcing that can help you make a healthy, hopeful transition from one stage of your life to the next.

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