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- You avoid the emotional drain, pain and strain of a court battle

- You have control over the cost of the divorce process. The process does not control you as often happens in litigation.

- You have your own attorney and coach, and everyone works together as a problem-solving team. Your attorney is there to support you through all negotiations.

- Many people believe the best interests of children are the highest priority. In a Collaborative Divorce, you can better focus on the needs of your children, and discuss the children's needs in a safe, supportive environment.

- You and your spouse/partner treat each other respectfully and commit to creative problem-solving, rather than aggravating negative feelings and attacking one another.

- You and your spouse/partner develop the solutions and arrive at a settlement that fits your family's unique needs. You are not forced to accept a result dictated by a stranger (the courtroom judge) who does not know you and your family.

- Your collaborative team assists you to work together in good faith toward the goal of a settlement that meets the legitimate needs of all members of your family.

- You benefit from a confidential, private process-no hearings in a public courtroom
- Because you do not treat your divorce as a battleground and your spouse as your adversary, you both are able to focus on the future and make a smoother transition to the next stages of your lives.
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