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| Welcome |
to New Jersey Collaborative Law Group
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New Jersey Collaborative Law Group serves Warren, Hunterdon, Passaic, Somerset, Morris, Sussex, Essex and Union counties.
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If your marriage is ending, you may feel overwhelmed. Collaborative Law (also called Collaborative Divorce, Collaborative Family Law, or Collaborative practice), is a structered process that provides an alternative to court. The Collaborative choice offers you the opportunity to focus on what is important to you, your family and your future. more
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• You retain control
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• You gain support
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• You can focus on settlement
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• You get more from your resources
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• You negotiate a better settlement
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• You lay groundwork for a better future
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Why Should You Use
Collaborative Family Law
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Non-adversarial: The goal of Collaborative Law (CL) is to reach a mutually-agreed-upon settlement, rather than a "win" in court. more
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How Does
Collaborative Family Law Work?
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Each party chooses his/her own CL attorney. The best way to insure you choose a trained, highly qualified Collaborative Law Attorney is to choose an attorney from our NJCLG Directory more
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Who is on the Collaborative Team?
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In its most basic form, the Collaborative Family Law process is identified as two clients, two attorneys, coach(es) and financial professional(s) bound by a formal agreement, who use the collaborative method to avoid submitting contested issues to the court.
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Stories about People Who Chose
Collaborative Divorce
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| Here are some stories illustrating the successful application of Collaborative Practice to family law: |
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