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Okay, WTF is a collabortive divorce and how would you know if you qualify for one?

Today on our show, we have Austin attorney, Kris Algert, who is an EXPERT on collaborative divorces.

A collaborative divorce is a dispute resolution process where both parties commit upfont that they will not go to court. Meaning, both parties are committed to being HONEST and WILLING to WORK TOGETHER to resolve issues.

If you've wondered:

Can I get a collaborative divorce?

What's the difference between a collaborative divorce and regular divorce?

Then this episode is for YOU!

A collaborative divorce offers a unique way to resolve a divorce without spending a ton of money: less court fees, less time. HOWEVER, and this is BIG however, you need to understand that a collaboritve process is NOT for every divorcing couple.

Make sure you listen to the episode to learn whether a collaborative divorce would be right for you.

If you're interested in learning more about a collaborative divorce, make sure you ask a prosepctive divorce attorney these questions:

1) What percentage of your work is in doing collaborative divorces?

2) What do you view the benefits and the risks are for my case?

3) Ask what the likelyhood of success for their case to be resloved with a collaboritve divorce?

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Guided Divorce Meditations

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Guided Meditations

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