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California Divorce FAQ, California Divorce Lawyer
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"Can collaborative law help me to settle my divorce more amicably? How is it different from divorce mediation?" In a collaborative-law divorce, the parties and their divorce attorneys agree to negotiate in good faith and engage in complete voluntary disclosure. Through a series of four-way meetings, the parties work together with their divorce lawyers to achieve the best settlement possible for the parties. Issues such as child and spousal support, property agreements, and custody and parenting plans are resolved during such settlement conferences. Instead of preparing for court and conducting extensive and expensive discovery (e.g., depositions and subpoenas), the parties with their attorneys focus on how to best end their relationship and begin anew. When appropriate, the parties are assisted by mental-health and financial professionals. Pauline M. Rosen is an experienced divorce lawyer practicing family-law litigation and mediation in Redondo Beach, CA (Los Angeles). She also practices collaborative law. View her website and Divorce Magazine profile. |
| Attorneys Los Angeles: |
| Phillips, Lerner, Lauzon & Jamra |
| Feinberg, Mindel, Brandt, & Klein, LLP |
| Feinberg & Waller, APC |
| MichaelAnne Cahill |
| Pauline Rosen |
| Fern Topas Salka |
| Redlands/Inland Empire: Lenita Skoretz |
| Orange County: Mari Frank |
| Brian Saylin |
| The Maggio Law Firm, Inc. |
| San Diego: Brave, Weber & Mack |
| Julia Garwood |
| Chula Vista/San Diego: Barney Connaughton |
| Sacramento: Bartholomew & Wasznicky |
| Mediators Los Angeles: John Juarez |
| Orange County: Mari Frank |
| Certified Divorce Financial Analyst Paul J. Toohey, CFP |
| Cathleen Collinsworth |
| Find other CDFAs |
| Certified Public Accountants |
| Ginita Wall, CPA, CFP |
| Collaborative Practice Collaborative Divorce Professionals |
| Divorce Appeals Orange County: Brian Saylin |
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