One of the most common misconceptions about the Collaborative Process is that professionals somehow “step back” from advocating for their clients. For attorneys, mental health professionals, and financial neutrals alike, this misunderstanding can create hesitation both internally and...
Written by My Collaborative Team President, Edward S. Sachs, ACP
One of the cornerstones of the Collaborative Process is Empathy. Empathy is the ability to put yourself in somebody else’s shoes and to better...
January has a way of feeling both long and fast at the same time. The excitement of a new year, fresh intentions, and carefully crafted goals often meets the reality of full calendars, client needs, and the unexpected...
Judges don’t make decisions inside the Collaborative Process (except, depending on jurisdiction, whether to ratify agreements). Yet their influence over the future of Collaborative Divorce is profound. Where judges go, lawyers follow, as do mental health professionals and...
