"You mean I don't need to lawyer up?"

In the divorce equation, there often are a lot of people with an ax to grind.
​There are also professionals who are paid to grind on your behalf. That’s not what we do.
Our job is about one thing: your financial numbers and making them work for you and your ex-to-be.

Numbers V. Emotions

Numbers Don't Lie 

Numbers also lack emotion.
Numbers cannot have an ax to grind because that requires a motivation. All numbers can do is inspire motivation. That's where your choices come in. And one choice you get to have is choosing a simpler path.

Emotion is a Human Component.

It's generated by the parties involved.
And that’s understandable. Divorce is often pain wrapped in anger and tied up with a black bow. If we’re lucky, we get to make it less painful, less angry, and the bow can be a hopeful yellow.
 

"Collaborative Divorce"
​is an actual thing in law.

​Yes, "Collaborative Divorce" might sound odd. Like “cool fire” or “jumbo shrimp.”

But it’s real and it works for the right couple.
 
It's a form of divorce law that helps avoid one of the scariest phrases of our time: “The threat of litigation.”
 
Put simply, Collaborative Divorce encourages cooperation between the parties in a divorce. For some, that idea seems impossible. And yes, there are times where it won’t work. Sometimes, in an especially acrimonious situation, only a lawyer will do.
 
But other times, a couple gets to avoid litigation. That can reduce the emotional toll significantly.
 
If you’d like to know more about options for Collaborative Divorce in New Hampshire, we can refer you to an appropriate lawyer by having a brief conversation with you about your situation.

​To schedule a conversation for a referral, click the "contact" button and schedule a free consultation.

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​for your divorce? We’re happy to talk with you. Just call 603-277-9953.

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