Collaborative Divorce Lawyers

Collaborative law is a process in which both parties, along with their specially trained solicitors, work together to reach an agreement that benefits everyone involved, especially any children.

The collaborative process encourages open, honest discussions, with both parties working together to find fair and mutually beneficial solutions.

Unlike traditional litigation, which can be adversarial and stressful, collaborative law focuses on open communication and mutual problem-solving.

Collaborative law can help separating couples reduce the emotional and financial strain that can come with litigation by working together in a non-adversarial environment.

As part of the collaborative process, other neutral professionals, such as financial advisors, family consultants, or pension experts, can be brought into the joint meetings to address specific areas of your divorce, provide expert guidance, and ensure that discussions remain productive.

This approach can help separating couples maintain a positive relationship post-separation, especially when children are involved.

You will have the benefit of your own independent legal adviser, but you can set the agenda to discuss the things that matter most to you and your family.

With the support of trained professionals, we can help you navigate this difficult time in a way that prioritises your family's needs.