Services
Most of my work focuses on helping people move through divorce and family law matters without going to court.
Working through divorce without going to court
Divorce is difficult, even when both people are trying to do it well.
Collaborative divorce provides a way to move through that process with structure and support, without adding unnecessary conflict or pressure.
This approach is often a good fit for people who want to stay out of court and focus on long-term outcomes.
How collaborative law works
Collaborative family law is a way to work through divorce and other family law matters without going to court.
Instead of litigation, it uses a structured process where both parties, along with a team of professionals, work toward resolution together.
The goal is not to escalate conflict or “win,” but to reach an outcome that is stable, workable, and allows everyone involved to move forward.
Other ways I can support you
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Mediation
Work with a trained, neutral mediator to resolve issues outside of court in a way that is often faster, less expensive, and less adversarial.
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Mediation Support
Prepare for and move through mediation with guidance, so you can stay grounded and make informed decisions.
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Parenting & Child Support
Develop or modify parenting plans and child support agreements with a focus on stability and the needs of your children.
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Agreements & Planning
Create prenuptial or postnuptial agreements, or other legal agreements that support your family structure and long-term plans.
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LGBTQ+ and Poly Families
Legal support that reflects the realities of your family, including parenting, partnership agreements, and protections.
Additional legal support
Some clients also need support with related legal matters as they move through transitions in their lives.
This can include:
Wills and estate planning
Probate and small estate affidavits
Durable powers of attorney and advance directives
Name and gender changes
Small claims court preparation