Austin, Texas, Collaborative Law Attorneys
- Did you and your spouse agree to divorce?
- Are you willing to sit down with your spouse to discuss the legal issues and resolve them on your own?
- Do you want to limit the stress of divorce on your family?
Collaborative law may be right for you.
Resolving Divorce Issues Amicably
Collaborative law, or collaborative divorce, is for couples who agree to resolve divorce issues outside of court. The parties and their specially-trained lawyers work together to craft agreements that consider everyone's needs and interests. This process is less intrusive than trial, and as a result, often minimizes stress and bad feelings among the family. It is especially helpful in minimizing the negative impact on children.
At the Austin, Texas, law firm of Ritchey & Marbut, LLP, our collaborative divorce lawyers are committed to helping clients resolve family law issues amicably. We assist our clients in identifying all legal matters and presenting mutually acceptable solutions.
For more information on how we can help in collaborative divorces, contact our divorce lawyers today.
The Advantages of Collaborative Divorce
Resolving divorce issues through collaborative law methods has many advantages, including:
- You are in charge of making the decisions that affect your family, rather than a judge who doesn't know you or your situation
- Collaborative law is less costly and time-consuming than family law litigation
- The stress on the family is often lower than when resolving matters in divorce court
- A final divorce decree crafted through mutual negotiation is less likely to be disputed in the future
- Collaborative law minimizes conflict and is more conducive to a healthy, working relationship between former spouses
Contact a Collaborative Divorce Lawyer
When most people think of divorce, they think of a couple fighting back and forth in court on issues related to child custody, visitation, property division and child support. While it is true that some cases require litigation to finalize divorce issues, many couples can resolve their issues amicably without the time or expense of court.
To learn more about collaborative divorce and its benefits, contact
