Collaborative Divorce
Collaborative Divorce is a non-adversarial process with specially trained lawyers, mental health professionals, and financial professionals who assist the parties to reach mutually agreeable settlements that are created by the people involved, not the court. In a collaborative divorce case, everyone works together with the commitment of all participants who will engage in a process requiring full disclosure of information by the parties and a commitment to resolve all issues without resorting to litigation. Collaborative Divorce is especially effective for couples who require a bit more support during their divorce process.
Berni Stevens is a trained and active Collaborative practitioner in both the Anne Arundel County and Howard County, Maryland Collaborative Professionals groups.
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