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As an alternative to the inherent combative nature of divorce court, Collaborative Law encourages constructive dialogue between the separating parties and is a more amicable way to resolve divorce and marital partnership disputes. We apply collaborative law mediation tactics for typical marriages, domestic partnership breakups, custody agreements, property settlements. Especially if it involves young children, Collaborative Law is a less stressful fair-to-all-parties negotiation process.
What is Collaborative Law?
When a marriage is ending, Collaborative law is another alternative to Litigation to secure a Divorce, Separation or domestic partnership dissolution. In this process, the parties are represented by separate counsel who is specifically chosen because of their commitment to represent their clients in reaching a settlement without resorting to any form of litigation or court adjudication.
It is an approach with the party's needs in mind. The collaborative process directly involves the separating couples. They create an agreement that resolves all issues including custody, support, and property division. Ultimately, collaborative divorce removes the dispute from the courtroom setting and treats the process as a joint problem. A problem to solve rather than a fight to win and destroy. In Collaborative Law cases, the attorneys and parties agree that they will not go to Court and will instead focus their energies on the settlement. The parties can therefore control certain aspects of their divorce or dissolution, such as the cost and the timing.
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At this time New York State law does not necessarily protect the relationships that LGBT or non-traditional families have with their children. Taking a collaborative approach to resolving these issues enables all family members to speak openly about their needs and concerns and come to an agreement even when these agreed terms may not be what the law covers. By focusing on the stated needs of the couple and working in good faith, the potential for uncertain or unjust legal outcomes is eliminated. As a result, the separating couple develops a customized settlement that suits their family’s specific interests.
If you and your spouse are considering separating and are looking for a collaborative divorce lawyer then Spirio Law could be the place for you. For a no-obligation initial 15-minute consultation on the benefits of Collaborative Law and personal service, call Spirio Law of Long Island today! For any questions or concerns about how our divorce services can help you, please contact us today. Ms. Spirio has years of experience providing clients across Nassau and Suffolk County with trusted and reliable services. The number to call for her office is 631-277-8844. When you call, we can provide you with a free, no-obligation 15-minute consultation. So please, if you are having legal issues, do not hesitate to reach out!
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