What Is Collaborative Divorce?


Divorce doesn't always have to mean conflict or a courtroom battle. Collaborative divorce offers couples a more respectful, team-based way to work through the divorce process.
Each spouse has their own collaboratively trained attorney, and other professionals may join the team when needed. Together, the focus is on open communication, problem-solving, and reaching agreements outside of court.
A Certified Divorce Financial Analyst® (CDFA®) can be an important part of the collaborative team, helping couples understand how decisions involving the home, retirement accounts, income, taxes, and future living expenses may affect each person after divorce.
At Divorce Financial Consultants, LaShaun Shelby, MBA, CDFA®, CFP® helps bring clarity to these important decisions so couples can consider both today's settlement and tomorrow's needs.
Could collaborative divorce be right for you? Schedule your complimentary 30-minute consultation with LaShaun and explore your options before making major decisions. Visit www.divorcefinancetucson.com.
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