Attorney Wendy Alton is now trained and certified in
Collaborative Divorce Law. Collaborative Divorce is an out-of-court
process for resolving the emotional, financial, and legal aspects of a
divorce. The divorcing couple commits to hiring a team of collaborative
professionals who then work with the couple throughout a series of meetings in
order to develop a mutually agreeable durable settlement.
The
collaborative process requires full disclosures of all financial issues, a
commitment to stay out of court, and the engagement of a team of two
collaboratively trained attorneys (one for each spouse), a neutral mental
health professional (divorce coach), and a neutral financial specialist.
This collaborative approach allows the divorcing couple to utilize the
professional collaborative team as necessary to work through emotional,
financial, and legal issues within the divorce, and successfully reach a workable
settlement that they both can comfortably agree to. While the
collaborative process is not for everyone, it can be a successful way for some
couples to divorce more amicably.
Wendy Alton is also a trained and certified family law
mediator and a trial attorney with over 17 years of experience. If you have
questions about the divorce process, contact Wendy and she can explain the
options available to you, including traditional litigation, negotiated
settlement, mediation, arbitration, and collaborative divorce.
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