Ending a marriage is never easy. However, if you and your spouse are willing to work toward a fair solution for your assets, considering a collaborative divorce in Pennsylvania may make the process easier. What is collaborative divorce? This increasingly popular...
Can ADR methods help you solve a family law dispute?
When it comes to family law disputes in Pennsylvania, many people believe that the only way to get a fair result is through a court battle. However, alternative dispute resolution (ADR) methods can provide a more efficient and cost-effective solution than going to...
What is collaborative divorce, and is it right for you?
Pennsylvania estranged couples who are seeking a divorce have options. If you prefer to avoid going to court, collaborative divorce might be the right method for ending your marriage. What is collaborative divorce? Collaborative divorce is an alternative means of...
Is alimony a sticking point in a collaborative divorce?
Pennsylvania law may allow you to seek alimony as part of a divorce settlement. It's also possible that your spouse may seek financial assistance. However, just because one party may be entitled to alimony doesn't mean that it will be easy to get. Fortunately, the...
How collaborative divorce works in Pennsylvania
If you are contemplating filing for divorce in Pennsylvania, you may believe that you have to solve everything through the court and that the judge’s decision is everything you need to abide by to end your marriage. Not so. If you can amicably work things out with...
Collaborative divorce can make things easier for your children
Divorcing when you share children is more complicated than without them. You have far more issues to address, such as how you will parent and when and how you will financially support the children after the divorce. Often, resolving those concerns can lead to conflict...
Why a collaborative divorce may cost less than a traditional one
There is more than one way to end a Pennsylvania marriage. If you have concerns about supporting yourself after divorce, a collaborative divorce may be an option worth considering. Collaborative divorce involves you and your former partner working through your...
Alternative dispute resolution and its role in family law
Family law matters tend to be personal, emotional and sensitive. When feelings get involved with legal matters, it can be challenging to come to agreements. When dealing with family law-related conflict it can be financially and emotionally draining. Using alternative...
How does a collaborative divorce work?
There might be a preferable way for spouses to divorce than to argue in a Pennsylvania court. Not every divorce involves both sides wanting to fight for a particular outcome bitterly. While each side wants to achieve a desirable outcome, there may be a more amicable...
Can a collaborative divorce give both parties more closure?
The last thing you may hope to achieve in a divorce is closure, but it is possible if you and your partner are on the same page about the process. Taking the collaborative approach to divorce can help you achieve your post-divorce life goals faster and with less...