Miami, FL – 05/12/2020 – There's always heavy feelings associated with a divorce. Such feelings may come into play, making it difficult for couples to settle their situation pleasantly and reach an agreement, necessitating that a judge intervenes. When that happens, the case could get worse because the judge may decide on matters which the soon-to-be-former couple doesn't agree with. Couples may want to discuss the idea of a collaborative divorce to avoid that.
Miami, FL -- (SBWIRE) -- 05/12/2020 -- As its name alludes to, a collaborative divorce is by choice. The divorcing couple is trying to settle their differences with the assistance of legal professionals. Unlike litigation, the divorcing couple is often responsible for making decisions about their property, their kids, and their future. Each party has to have its legal counsel throughout this period. They then work together in good faith to surmount their differences.
In a collaborative divorce, there are potentially fewer instances for hostility, the divorce is more private, and the couple can determine the timing. It also includes, however, that both parties implicitly trust each other and that they provide accurate and complete information on delicate issues such as their finances.
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