
Why Collaborative Divorce? |
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Divorce doesn’t have to tear apart your family. By utilizing the collaborative divorce method you can avoid the emotional heartache that so often arises out of traditional divorce litigation. Unlike a traditional divorce, the collaborative divorce method allows you and your spouse to talk to each other rather than through your attorneys. This opens up the process to a spirit of cooperation and negotiation that helps keep the relationship amicable. This is especially important if children are involved. In a collaborative divorce, you retain control. Your family is unique and deserves a unique solution to the issues raised in your separation or divorce proceeding. Rather than having a judge make the important decisions for your family, the collaborative divorce method allows you and your spouse to take responsibility for shaping a settlement as key members of your divorce team. While there is no pain-free way to end a marriage, through the collaborative divorce method you can lay the groundwork for a better future. By reducing the stress typically associated with traditional divorce, by working together in a climate of cooperation, and by treating each other with respect, you and your spouse will create an environment in which you and your children can thrive after your divorce is over. Please review Divorce: Collaborative vs. Litigation. To determine if the collaborative divorce method is right for you, contact Michigan collaborative divorce attorney Lori D. Becker for your free initial consultation. |
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Lori D. Becker named one of the top Up & Coming lawyers in Michigan by Michigan Lawyers Weekly Newspaper
Lori D. Becker appears on Shelby Twp. Television to discuss Collaborative Divorce
Lori D. Becker's Open House is featured on the front page of the July 2nd edition of the Oakland County Legal News
Lori D. Becker is highlighted in the June edition of the Collaborative Chronicles
Lori D. Becker is the first person from Michigan ever elected to the Board of Directors of the International Academy of Collaborative Professionals
Lori D. Becker:
Elected Board Member of Women Lawyer Association of Michigan Foundation
Elected Board Member Collaborative Practice Institute of Michigan
Elected Board Member of MacOakWay Collaborative Practice Group
Elected Committee Member of Public Education for International Academyof Collaborative Professionals
“You helped me to remember that the children’s well being should be our first priority when working through the divorce.”
- Meaghan, mother of three, Novi |