Dealing with dissipation in a Collaborative Divorce is delicate because the process depends on transparency, trust, and problem-solving, not litigation threats. That said, it can be addressed effectively if handled thoughtfully.
Start with full financial...
One of the most common misconceptions about the Collaborative Process is that is it only for couples who already get along. It’s an understandable assumption. After all, the word collaborative suggests cooperation, mutual respect, and calm communication. The...
A Collaborative Professional will respect each client’s self-determination, recognizing that ultimately the clients are responsible for making the decisions that resolve their issues.
That is Standard 3.2A of the IACP Standards and Ethics and serves...
