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The Coalition for Collaborative Divorce
 
voice: (800) 559-3724 • e-mail
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Highlights

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Gerald Pearson
Mediator

Events

Conejo Valley Networking Lunch
Monday, Oct. 30

San Gabriel Valley Networking Lunch
Monday, Nov. 6

More events...

Articles

The Real Threat To The Collaborative Team
by Bruce Derman, Ph.D.

Love is Smarter the Second Time Around
by Ellen J. Hirvela, JD

Establishing Your Power As A Divorcing Parent
by Bruce Derman, Ph.D.

More articles...

Are You...

• Thinking about a divorce or separation?
• Needing help finding a professional?
• Experiencing post-divorce problems?

Our trained professionals use the collaborative divorce process to help you with all aspects of your divorce or separation, from better understanding your options and choices to the negotiation and filing of agreements. The collaborative divorce process allows you to avoid the high emotional and financial costs of traditional litigation, without giving up any of your rights.

Benefits of using the collaborative divorce process...

    All aspects addressed: legal, financial, parenting, and emotional.

    Avoid court appearances and litigation costs.

    Everyone's legal rights protected.

    Effective and sustainable parenting plans and agreements.



    A Multidisciplinary Approach
    Legal, Financial, Emotional, Spiritual, Physical
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    Members of the International Academy for Collaborative Professionals and Collaborative Practice California.

    Disclaimer: The members of CCD are all independent individuals or entities. They are not in business together. Each member is responsible only for the services he or she provides and does not profit, supervise or take responsibility or liability for the services provided by any other member. Members do not act as agents, employees or independent contractors for any other members. The content of this website is not to be construed as legal advice.



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