Collaborative Law

  • • Find a solution to your separation rather than assign blame
  • • Takes place outside of the purview of the court system
  • • No pressure and uncertainties which accompany litigation
  • • Each party selects an attorney of their own choosing
  • • Collaborative divorce gives the parties more control
  • • A team of experts can be used to address unique issues and specialized concerns

Separating Or Divorcing Is Never Easy

Jersey Shore Collaborative Law Group offers a structured process that provides an alternative to going to court. The choices a divorcing couple makes at the beginning of their negotiations may determine the way their divorce turns out, the kind of relationship they have in the future, and how their children adjust.

The Collaborative Law process helps families resolve divorce issues with dignity and respect. In the collaborative process, husbands, wives, their attorneys, and any other collaborative professionals working with the family, agree to resolve all issues of their case without contentious court proceedings.

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Find a Collaborative Professional

While we have arranged our member list by county, many of the professionals in the JSCLG will participate in collaborative divorce matters regardless of the county in which you live. Please contact our members directly to continue your investigation into collaborative divorce.

Upcoming Events

Tuesday, September 27, 2011 - Membership Dinner Meeting at the Spring Lake Manor
Legal Notice: The information provided on this website is provided for advertising purposes. It is not to be considered legal advice, and nothing in this website shall be deemed to create the attorney-client relationship between the user and any member of the Jersey Shore Collaborative Law Group. No action should be taken based upon the information learned from this website without a personal consultation with an attorney. Before making your choice of attorney, you should give this matter careful thought. The selection of an attorney is an important decision. The attorney's on this site work independently of each other, and their affiliation herein extends only to the promotion of Collaborative Law and the education of the public regarding its use in family court matters.