Texas Collaborative Divorce Attorney

Delivering Cost-Effective Family Law Solutions Throughout Denton, Collin, and Tarrant County Since 1998

The legal team at Coker, Robb & Cannon, Family Lawyers provides guidance for clients going through a collaborative divorce. A collaborative divorce gives you the ability to settle your family law case amicably without going to court. Not only is this route more affordable, it tends to be less stressful and emotionally draining. Even if your divorce involves property division, child custody, or any other matter that needs to be resolved, a collaborative divorce may be a good option for you. We offer financing to help with retainer fees. Click here to see your options. Learn more by calling our firm.

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What is Collaborative Divorce?

Collaborative Divorce is a process where the parties and their respective lawyers agree to resolve their differences outside of court. This is possible when both parties openly share all of the information needed to resolve their pending issues and agree to work out their differences. There are some pros and cons to collaborative divorce. However, we have found that the collaborative law process can make legal cases, such as divorce, more positive experiences for all parties. Many clients actually prefer collaborative divorce for a number of reasons.

The benefits of collaborative divorce are many. Our clients who have opted to utilize the collaborative divorce process have found that the collaborative approach can

• allow you to make your own decisions and remain in control
• cost less than taking your case to court
• preserve relationships with your spouse
• provide more privacy

In addition to three of our attorneys being board certified, many of them are trained in the process for collaborative divorce in Texas. The attorney being trained and having experience is important for those seeking this approach. Please review attorney bios for this information.

Texas Collaborative Lawyers Serving Denton, Collin, and Tarrant County

If you are interested in settling your family law case with a collaborative divorce approach, our legal team can provide you with these services. We can review the details of your case to determine if this private alternative is suitable to your needs.

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• 3 Benefits of Collaborative Divorce
• Differences Between Litigation & Collaborative Law