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From divorce to child custody and financial arrangements, you don’t want the added stress of putting your personal life through the courts. Connect with your local family law solicitors who are UK specialists in Collaborative Law, the non-confrontational way of getting a divorce.

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What are the differences between Collaborative Law and a traditional divorce?

Collaborative Law is an out of court dispute resolution process that is non-confrontational whereas traditional divorces mean both parties need to go to court to dispute their issues, but what are the other differences between the two processes?

Family law and divorce glossary

With so much legal jargon, it can be hard to understand what everything means.

What are the grounds for divorce?

From adultery, to unreasonable behaviour to desertion - these are the reasons you are able to file a divorce petition in England and Wales. You might have been with your partner a few years, or you might have been with them a lot longer, but however long you have been married the legal grounds for divorce remain the same for everyone in England and Wales under the current law. This article explains all the reasons you can give when filling in a petition for divorce, and advice for those that have been married for less than a year.

One alternative dispute resolution is Collaborative Law

You and your partner will agree to come to an agreement without going to court. This will take place in a series of four-way meetings with both your solicitors present. This means you can resolve issues (child custody, financial matters, joint business shares etc.) at your own pace, without the added pressure and cost of the court system.

We've partnered with the best Collaborative Law Solicitors in your area! Enquire today to find out how they can help you divorce without going to court!

Non-confrontational

No court time means lower costs

Respectful and dignified

Less distress and trauma for children

Quicker and stress free process

See why thousands of UK couples choose collaborative law over a traditional court divorce

Traditional divorces require your solicitors to negotiate on your behalf in long, drawn out court hearings; prolonging the upsetting process and leaving you with little control, whilst judges decide your future.

Not anymore! Resolve issues with your partner the way you want to, at the pace you want to.

What are the benefits of collaborative law instead of a traditional divorce?

Cost-efficient
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Working collaboratively with your partner and both representation from the beginning shortens the process and means no court time is needed.
Family business
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There is a clear advantage to all to keep the business running whilst discussing how assets will be split and the future operations of the business.
Children
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Discussing your separation in a calm and civilised process reduces stress and anxiety your children and wider family might face in an already upsetting situation.
Resolve matters at your own pace
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No allocated court timetable means you can work through issues and settlements at your own pace without the pressure of the court.

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How our process works

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Introduction

We work with specialist collaborative solicitors across the UK. We will introduce you to your local Collaborative Law solicitor so you don't have to waste time finding out which solicitors near you are trained in the practice.

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What the Collaborative Law divorce process involves
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Is Collaborative Law successful for divorce?

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