Considering divorce? Learn if a collaborate divorce process is right for you.
If you and your #spouse decide to participate in a collaborative #divorce, you both have to agree to the #collaborativedivorce process, and each will hire your own collaborative attorney. You will sign a collaborative agreement with your respective attorneys and then you, your spouse and your respective attorneys will work together to choose other professionals who will be retained by you and your spouse as part of the team of professionals who will work with you and your spouse to obtain a full agreement.
Whether the collaborative process is right for you or not depends on both spouse’s opinion of the process and how they want to proceed. You must both agree to move forward in a collaborative fashion in order for the process to work. If you cannot agree, then you must file for divorce with the court and move through the divorce litigation process with the help of the Court. This does not mean that you cannot settle your #divorcecase without the assistance of the #Court. Reaching a #settlement in your divorce is certainly possible. Most attorneys are trained to work out amicable solutions that benefit their clients without the assistance of the court so just because you are unable to proceed (or choose not to) with a collaborative divorce does not mean you cannot settle your case outside of court. You can and you should. Divorces are financially, emotionally, physically and mentally draining to you and your entire family. Choose an attorney wisely for these reasons, whether it be a #collaborative #divorcelawyer or a divorce lawyer that will work with you though the court process. Having the right #divorceattorney who is steeped in #Illinois #law by your side can make all the difference.
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