Why collaborative divorce does not work?
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Why collaborative divorce does not work?
There may be issues with communication, personalities, values, and hurt feelings that can make the collaborative process absolutely useless. If your soon-to-be former spouse is a bully, or cheater, or if their attorney is, having the court system can keep them in check.
How long does a collaborative divorce take in Texas?
How long does it take to finish a collaborative divorce? That is mostly up to the parties. There is a mandatory 60-day waiting period for a Texas divorce. An agreement can be approved by the court at any time after that.
What is the difference between collaborative divorce and mediation?
In a collaborative divorce, each spouse is represented by a collaborative divorce attorney. On the other hand, the mediation process is facilitated by an unbiased third-party mediator who will not advocate for either party. If the collaborative divorce process fails, both attorneys must withdraw from the case.
