We are a cohesive team, highly trained and have worked together on many cases.  Our history of success provides an efficient business model that's built on experience and trust. We are all members of IACP (International Academy of Collaborative Professionals) as well as numerous other collaborative organizations, and work to meet the legal, financial and emotional needs of your family. We will assist you in resolving disputes respectfully, using cooperation and problem-solving strategies, a non-adversarial, no court appearance approach, instead of litigation which can be costly and emotionally damaging.

Negotiations between the parties and their team of Collaborative Divorce Mediation professionals are interest-based rather than positional.  In other words, each party's interests are considered when crafting a resolution, looking for "middle ground" and third options. Negotiations are handled on an informal basis, with each party attending a series of structured meetings with the Collaborative Divorce Mediation team.  

Meetings focus on resolving issues of custody, visitation schedule, co-parenting plans, support, division of assets, and financial goals for the future. One major difference between the Collaborative Divorce Mediation process and other approaches is that the clients themselves craft the terms of their collaborative divorce mediation agreement rather than having an outside third party decide the outcome for them.