Collaborative Divorce Q & A

"I want to come to this divorce from a place of love."  

Are you exploring the possibility of divorce and don't want to destroy your family, waste your money, and lose everything you have worked hard to build in the process?  You should consider Collaborative Divorce, even if you're not getting along right now.  Collaborative Divorces allow families to resolve divorce and related family matters in a non-adversarial setting that is more cooperative and friendlier.  

The Collaborative process is straighforward, and does not involve the courts in an adversarial way.  It provides a team approach to settlement. This process can help families reduce the emotionally and financially draining experience of divorce.  It often leads to greater satisfaction for the families, and a reduced likelihood of any future litigation. You can learn more at www.AttorneyGrossman.com.

This event will be a teleconference.  Attorney Grossman will provide a basic description of the process and answer your questions.  Please register here, and you will receive an access code via email for the teleconference one hour before the event begins.