Why Is Collaborative Divorce Important To Keep Families Together?
By Rebecca Medina
When couples enter into the collaborative process, both spouses and their respective attorneys, financial neutrals, divorce coaches, and mental health experts agree to resolve their marital issues respectfully, encouraging the family unit to be separate and intact once the divorce is finalized.
Often highly emotionally charged conversations occur during a divorce, and this type of rhetoric can lead to a court-litigated separation. This can do irreputable harm to the family. Court divorce can leave lifetime scars that often times can’t be healed.
Emotionally charged conversations happen during divorce proceedings. With the collaborative divorce process, a divorce coach who is a mental health professional can intervene to pull together the main perspectives and goals of the team, steering the divorce away from court with the goal of perpetuating a more respectful approach.
The collaborative divorce process empowers clients to make decisions in the best interests of their families. With this process, clients often develop creative solutions to issues and problems. And as a result, the family can begin to heal and move forward as a healthy, separate and intact family unit.
Court divorces are based on a win-lose mindset and families get torn apart. The collaborative divorce considers honesty and transparency with everyone on the team, everyone is held accountable, and the clients come first. This process can be very transformative for families.
The collaborative team of professionals and the clients often can find solutions that they would not have otherwise come up with through the traditional court process. It’s a win for everyone involved, including the children.
Collaborative Practice San Diego comprises well-respected, experienced and trained attorneys, mental health professionals, financial professionals, and child specialists who work as a team to reach a complete and satisfactory resolution for everyone involved.
Our lawyers are committed to providing the highest quality of ethical representation to their clients while committing themselves to the collaborative process of dispute resolution.
Contact us today to see how collaborative divorce can help you get the results you are looking for without sacrificing your family unit!
Rebecca Medina
Main Office533 2nd Street, Suite 120Encinitas CA 92024Work Phone858-285-4315Work Emailrebecca@rmfamilylaw.comWebsitermfamilylaw.com
Note: This information is general in nature and should not be construed as legal/financial/tax/mental advice. You should work with your attorney, financial, mental health professional to determine what will work best for your situation.
