Helping People Resolve Divorce Disputes With Collaborative Law
The family law attorneys at Purdy Law find collaborative law to be a gratifying portion of their practice. Like mediation, collaborative law reduces the chances of a contentious and costly divorce and often minimizes the emotional damage inflicted upon children caught up in the divorce process. This is achieved by requiring the parties to work together to reach what they feel is the best resolution, and by allowing the lawyers representing each party to facilitate an agreement rather than make decisions for the parties.
Deciding Whether Collaborative Law is Right for You
Collaborative law is not for every couple. It requires a commitment from both parties to work toward the resolution of their issues outside of a courtroom. If only one party to the collaborative process makes this sort of commitment, the process will not be successful.
Some of our Lemoyne area clients prefer the collaborative process because they wish to maintain a working relationship with their spouse when raising their children. This means that, in conjunction with the collaborative handling of their divorce matters, parties are choosing to handle their custody issues the same way.
Pamela Purdy and Allison Hastings are collaboratively trained attorneys who enjoy utilizing this approach to achieve a result that is satisfying for both parties and their families. Suppose you are interested in handling your family law matter through an alternative dispute resolution process. In that case, we will explain your options, help you decide which option is best for you, and walk you through the steps of the process.
Contact Us Today to Schedule an Initial Consultation
Purdy Law Office offers initial consultations with no obligation. Contact our firm online or call 717-221-8303. We assist clients throughout Central Pennsylvania.