
In a collaborative divorce, the parties commit to settling their case. To show that commitment, they sign a contract called a Participation Agreement that signifies the commencement of a collaborative divorce. As the case progresses and issues arise, other professionals such as custody and financial experts, are brought in to help resolve the case issue by issue. Five of our family law attorneys are often considered by their peers as leaders in New Jersey Collaborative Divorce: Amy Shimalla, Amy Wechsler, Rita Aquilio, and Lawrence Law Founder, Jeralyn Lawrence. They are frequent lecturers at divorce and family law programs designed to teach other attorneys and collaborative professionals in this area of law. The collaborative approach mitigates fighting and the strain of litigation, while promoting respect and keeping the spouses in control of the divorce process. Contact a collaborative divorce lawyer from Lawrence Law today for effective guidance through the process.
The New Jersey divorce lawyer you choose to handle your collaborative divorce can make a world of difference. Lawrence Law has decades of experience representing clients through this process, and we are here to put that experience to work for you as well.
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If you think collaborative divorce may be the best option for you, contact a dedicated collaborative divorce lawyer from Lawrence Law today. We are here to help you, every step of the way.
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