Collaborative divorce, while beneficial, is not without its limitations. Any agreements that are reached during this process are binding, and each party relinquishes their right to contest and litigate the case later on. Further, the parties and their counsel should execute a stipulation not to pursue litigation later on should negotiations be unsuccessful. The participation […]

Hiring a collaborative divorce attorney in Colorado has several advantages. It avoids the long, expensive, and emotionally charged process of a litigated divorce, which is susceptible to escalate costs. Furthermore, it is more efficient and economical. The parties can negotiate the conditions of their divorce with no need to hire a costly and time-consuming attorney. […]