What is the Collaborative system used in settlement-oriented divorces?
In cases where you want to settle without court, and think your spouse might agree, Mr. Tamanini is one of about 30 attorneys in central Pennsylvania who are specially trained in the Collaborative Law Process. This legal process is for couples who believe they can dissolve their marriages without the challenges of litigation. Both parties must choose an attorney specially trained in the Collaborative Process and we have a list of trained attorneys for your spouse to select from, if you want to move in this direction. This is a very special type of dispute resolution; very different from the adversary court representation process. It is particularly effective for couples committed to maintaining decent relationships with each other during and after the divorce. This may minimize negative consequences in many ways, especially if you have minor children. Collaborative law can be used to settle property division, support for children and a spouse, custody and visitation matters, alimony an
