The collaborative process allows families to maintain control over their divorce.
When we use the collaborative process, the parties make all of the decisions and agreements with the guidance of their professional teams. This prevents a court from having any say.
If creating an agreement that takes your unique family and needs into consideration is important, the collaborative process is likely a good fit for you and your family. Reach out to your team at McGill Law to learn more about this better approach to divorce.
Learn more here: Collaborative Divorce — McGill Law, PC, LLO (mcgilllawyers.com)