How do I handle non-monetary issues in a collaborative divorce?

Non-monetary issues in a collaborative divorce can be handled just as any other divorce. The process of collaboration is based on the parties being willing to cooperate and compromise. Each party should meet with their attorneys to discuss disputes over non-monetary issues and create a plan of action. The approach in a collaborative divorce is to try to negotiate and create an agreement that both parties feel good about. If the parties are unable to come to an agreement, they can use a mediator to help them sort out their differences. The mediator will be a neutral third-party who will work with both parties to identify their interests and come up with a resolution that works for both of them. This process allows for more flexibility and is often quicker than litigation. In some cases, the parties may also decide to use a process called arbitration. In arbitration, a neutral third-party will hear both sides of the argument and make a decision based on the facts presented. The decision will be legally binding and in many cases will be less expensive than going to court. No matter what approach is taken, keeping the lines of communication open and working together towards resolution is the best approach for non-monetary issues in a collaborative divorce. With the right help, collaborative divorces can be a more amicable and cost-effective way to move forward with a divorce.

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