"How do we know if we're good candidates for Collaborative Divorce?"

If both you and your spouse are interested in resolving your divorce cooperatively and openly, with a sincere commitment to work out the issues in a non-adversarial environment, then you would do well to consider Collaborative Divorce. While the process is not for everyone, the collaborative model is an effective way to get through divorce with less emotional stress.

Even if you and your spouse aren't getting along, Collaborative Divorce may work for you if you are willing and able to put your personal feelings aside for the sake of resolving the issues in a mutually beneficial way. Particularly if you dedicate yourselves to negotiating solutions that are in the best interests of your children, the collaborative model is a good choice. And if you just don't trust your spouse because of infidelity, or if you're not familiar enough with the family finances, the collaborative professionals -- lawyers, financial experts, child specialists, etc. -- should be able to compensate for any power imbalance in your relationship and help keep the negotiations fair and equal.

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