Collaborative Practice California is a peaceful and cooperative process of conflict resolution. It allows the client to participate in decision-making and maintain control over the future. The most crucial aspects involved are the Family, Finances, and Emotional Health. In Collaborative Divorce, two people come together, along with a professional team, and work to reach an agreement. The clients and team members collaborate in a respectful manner, always looking out for their children’s best interests. The goal is to have a win-win outcome, and the clients make the decisions for themselves. The clients and the professionals meet separately or together, conduct joint meetings to gather information, discuss issues, and make plans for the future. A team will be established based on the needs of the clients and can include lawyers, communication coaches, child specialists, financial experts, or any other professional needed.
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