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Divorce With Respect Week™

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Welcome to the Divorce with Respect Week™ Website. Divorce Professionals throughout the United States are providing free 30-minute divorce consultations. During your free consultation, you will meet privately with a divorce professional who will answer your questions about divorce and discuss how your divorce can be managed respectfully and without going to court. This is an informational meeting only, designed to help you learn more about no-court options and how you can manage your divorce with respect and dignity. This meeting does not create an obligation to move forward.

What is Collaborative Divorce?

Collaborative Divorce is a process for resolving family law disputes such as in divorce and domestic partnership where two parties work with a team of professionals to craft their own agreements. Read More

Why Collaborative Divorce?

One reason the Collaborative Divorce model works so well in solving disputes lies in its interdisciplinary team approach. Read More

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What our clients are saying…

Anonymous Client

The trouble with the collaborative process is that nobody has heard of it.  All through my divorce, my friends kept telling me I needed to hire a stronger attorney, one who would fight for me and win.  Well… in the end, I do feel I won, big time.  I not only got a great settlement in terms of the money, I’m also sure we got the best results possible for our kids.  We’re never going to be that divorced couple who celebrate Christmas together.  But the kids know that we can and will come to their weddings and be good with each other, which might not have happened if we’d stayed married, and certainly wouldn’t have happened if we’d made the divorce into a war.  To me, that’s priceless.

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