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Ditch the Drama, Find Accord: Exploring Collaborative Divorce

Collaborate Divorce doesn't have to be a battlefield. Enter collaborative divorce, a refreshing approach that prioritizes cooperation over courtroom clashes. Here's how it works: Imagine: ● No heated arguments in front of a judge.

● No drawn-out litigation draining your finances. ● Focus on solutions instead of pointing fingers.

Instead, you and your spouse, along with specially trained attorneys, work together as a team. Guided by a neutral mediator, you'll: ● Identify key issues like asset division and child custody. ● Openly discuss concerns and needs. ● Brainstorm creative solutions that benefit everyone.

Benefits abound: ● Reduced stress and anxiety compared to traditional divorce. ● Lower costs by avoiding courtroom battles.

● Faster resolution, allowing you to move on quicker. ● More control over the outcome of your divorce.

Important points: ● Both parties must be committed to collaboration for it to succeed. ● This approach isn't for everyone, especially if communication is fractured. ● Mediation within a collaborative divorce can still yield positive results even if cooperation takes time.

Ready to explore this option? Talk to your lawyer or mediator to see if collaborative divorce is the right fit for your journey toward a new chapter. https://ww2.nycourts.gov/ip/collablaw .

Ditch the Courtroom Fight, Choose Clarity and Control: Why Collaborative Divorce Wins

Litigate Facing Divorce? Tired of the thought of drawn-out court battles and skyrocketing legal fees? There's a better way: collaborative divorce. Forget: ● The stress and strain of litigation. ● The backlog in the court system delaying your closure. ● The financial burden of courtroom fights.

DISCLAIMER This plan does not provide legal, tax, accounting, or therapy advice. This material has been prepared for informational purposes only, and is not intended to provide, and should not be relied on for, legal, tax, accounting, or therapy advice. You should consult your own professional before engaging in any transaction.

Ray Pearson Broker/Owner, Cobbleridge Realty Corp (631) 320.5849 www.Cobbleridgerealty.com

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