Leslee J. NewmanAttorney at Law

DivorcePeacemaker

Helping Couples Divorce Peacefully Through Mediation and Collaboration

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Collaborative practice. A better way to divorce.

Settlement of your divorce out of court saves you time, money, and the trauma of litigation.

Collaborative divorce keeps you out of court as you privately work with your collaborative team.

Divorce Mediation keeps you out of court as you work privately work with your mediator.

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Divorce Mediation

Mediation allows divorcing couples to make their own decisions regarding the division of their property, financial support, and the parenting of their children. The process allows couples to move at their own pace with the assistance of a neutral facilitator.

Collaborative Divorce

Collaborative Divorce differs from Mediation in that both husband and wife are represented by their own collaborative attorney as well as other professionals who form a team in support of the divorcing couple.

Cooperative Divorce

Many couples don't want to go to court. They want to maintain their respect for one another, as well as their privacy. One or both spouses may retain an attorney, but their desire is for an amicable resolution out of court.

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