The way you transition through your divorce will have an enormous impact on your life and the lives of your children for years to come. At this time of significant change in your life, it's essential that you receive proper guidance from professionals who care.

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Our team of divorce attorneys, financial experts and divorce coaches are experienced in a process called Collaborative Divorce. It is a less adversarial approach to divorce aimed at helping you to:

  • Reduce the time it takes to complete your divorce
  • Better Co-parent your children after the divorce
  • Secure your finances for the future
  • Have more control over the outcome
  • Move on with your life
If you live in Tucson or Southern Arizona and are looking for a better approach to divorce, please call us today to schedule a free consultation. (520-881-7500)

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Clients Control the Outcome

Collaborative Divorce is a process through which divorcing partners define their own unique solutions assisted and advised by their own attorney.

Full and Private Disclosure

The Collaborative Divorce process requires full and open disclosure by the parties of all information relevant to reaching a comprehensive divorce solution, undertaken in a private environment which encourages full participation by the parties in designing their divorce solution.

Team of Trained Professionals

Collaborative Divorce offers a team of trained professionals who work together to enhance the future of the divorcing parties and family.

Putting Children First

Collaborative Divorce includes innovative approaches to putting children first by focusing on their needs, creating workable parenting plans and helping diminish the often difficult side effects of divorce on children.

Divorce with Dignity and Respect

Collaborative Divorce offers divorcing partners the opportunity to retain dignity and respect while cooperatively working toward a resolution best suited to their unique circumstances.

NEWS, TIPS AND INFORMATIVE ARTICLES

Understanding Community Property

Arizona is one of nine community property states in the United States. The others are California, Idaho, Louisiana, Nevada, New Mexico, Texas, Washington and Wisconsin.

Community property can only exist if there is a valid marriage between the parties. Under Arizona law, unless the parties have entered into a pre-marital (or post-marital) written agreement, all property accumulated during the marriage is community property, except property acquired by way of a gift or through inheritance. In effect then it is the earnings of each party during the marriage that make up most of the community property. read more...

Financial Mistakes to Avoid During Divorce

I can’t say that “I’ve seen it all”, when it comes to financial mistakes and bad decisions that individuals make whilegoing through divorce, but I can warn about some of the most prevalent. If this article reaches only a handful of people going through this legal, emotional and financial life event, it will have served its purpose. read more...

A Better Approach to a Difficult Transition

Despite our best efforts and intentions, life sometimes presents us with difficult and painful circumstances. The effects of divorce are felt by all members of the family, and in some cases can be financially and emotionally devastating.
In a conventional divorce, parties rely upon the court system and judges to resolve their disputes. Unfortunately, the parties often come to view each other as adversaries, and the divorce may be a battleground. The resulting conflicts take an immense toll on the parties —especially the children. read more...

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