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Cooperative Divorce is simply good practice when all of the attorneys
and parties are acting in the same spirit. Whenever the parties
can agree to exchange documents and information informally,
they save money, time and energy, and promote good will for
their future, unmarried relationship. Particularly where there
are children or a reason to have a relationship in the future,
it benefits all parties to save themselves from unnecessary
cost.
Attorney Kathleen Reiley helps her clients pursue
cooperative proceedings whenever possible. She believes in
the wisdom of resolving disputes through negotiation, mediation
and cooperative divorce methods whenever it is possible to
save the client time, money and energy.
You may also want to read: Collaborative
Divorce
If matters cannot be handled cooperatively,
then the section about litigated
divorce trials may help explain some of the procedures
that can help.
Contact
Attorney Kathleen Reiley's office to arrange a confidential
conference.
Related Topics:
Divorce | Collaborative
Divorce | Divorce Mediation
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