Family Law and the Collaborative ProcessBy Jenny L. Womack ©2006 Whether you have heard of collaborative law or not, it is certainly changing the practice of family law in Texas. In 2000, some of the top family lawyers in the state got together and decided litigation was not an effective way of handling family law disputes. |
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Resolving Your Dispute YOUR WayToo often civil law matters that are resolved in court result in excessive expense, anguish, and frustration. Now we offer you what we are convinced is a better way: the Collaborative Process. The difference between traditional litigation and the collaborative process lies not only in the outcome, but in what happens along the way. If you have a legal situation, such as divorce, guardianship, probate, commercial litigation, or a business dispute, and you would like to learn more about using the collaborative process to resolve it, the Denton County Collaborative Professionals can help. The DCCP is a group of independent North Texas attorneys, communication coaches, and financial professionals who use the collaborative process to help clients resolve disputes. Click here to Find a Professional. Read Our BookIn our newly published book, Meeting YOUR Interests: Collaborative Law and Other Options for Dispute Resolution, we explore different methods of dispute resolution, including the collaborative process from beginning to end, in a succinct and clear discussion of relevant topics.
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