Splitting up? Don’t want to go to court? What
are my options?
A divorce Court battle will create casualties and collateral
damage
And for children, the damage might be irrevocable.
The Court process encourages couples to take positions rather than
looking at what the family needs. Separating couples who go to Court
can spend a significant proportion of family assets on costs,
creating ever more resentment and stress for the entire extended
family as they slug it out.
After the divorce
Many separated couples need to remain in touch with each other to
parent their children effectively, and keep up relationships with
family and friends. A high conflict divorce creates problems for
people involved with the separating couple to say nothing of the
ongoing damage which can be done to the children caught up in the
aftermath.
Alternatively
What would it feel like to reach an agreement you could both live
with, whilst laying the foundations for a more co-operative
relationship in the future as parents or as members of an extended
family or social group?
Collaborative Family Law
and Family Mediation are two
real options for resolving the problems of family breakdown without
going to Court. You and your partner are in control of the outcome,
and discuss issues around the table with support from lawyers and/or
a neutral mediator. Both Collaborative Family Law and Family
Mediation are specifically designed to reduce conflict and tension
between you so that you can focus on finding a solution that will
work in the long term for your family.
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Splitting Up? Don’t want to
go to court? What are my options.