In this article, our Quad City cooperative divorce lawyers examine Cooperative and Collaborative Divorce processes and how they can be used to help negotiate contentious issues during a Quad Cities divorce.
These two types of divorce processes are potential alternatives to reduce costs and in-court litigation on issues that must be settled in a divorce proceeding. If successful, these processes can make relieve some of the stress involved in a divorce and offer a more cost-effective option. Our Moline Collaborative & Cooperative Divorce attorneys look at both types of these divorce processes and weigh the benefits and disadvantages of each.