Collaborative Law is an Out of Court process where family lawyers, divorce coaches, financial specialists, mediators and child parenting specialists work together: aiming to create the best possible agreement for the whole family. If you are served with a Court application then you must certify that you have completed this process or mediation, parenting coordination or arbitration in order to get a court order in Saskatchewan.

All participants involved in the negotiation sign an agreement to keep your family matter out of court. You and your partner negotiate directly, with the support of highly skilled experts that ensure that everyone’s voice is heard. The collaborative divorce professionals at KDK Legal in Saskatchewan are sensitive to the legal aspects of divorce, as well as the emotional and financial impact on all parties involved.

Separation and divorce forces families to face many issues. Collaborative law can address the same issues in a cooperative manner. Such issues include division of joint property, division of debt, spousal support, child support and parenting decisions. Rather than spend precious time and money in tense, stressful arguments over these issues, collaborative divorce specialists support families in working together to reach solutions.

Unfortunately, life and daily matters do not take a break when crisis occurs. Your daily matters and personal life continue. People in your life expect no change in performance. Children, co-workers, and family members still expect your usual self. On top of this, new obligations continue to come up which you must deal with. Our collaborative family lawyers at kdklegalprof.com understand the complexities and emotional toll involved in separation and divorce. They are also experienced with the process and how to achieve resolutions while reducing conflict which arises from separation and conflict pertaining to children.