Collaborative Council of the Redwood Empire | Sonoma County

The Collaborative Process and LGBT Families

Collaborative Practice is particularly helpful for LGBT families-- with or without children-- going through dissolution because:

  • the process can be structured to serve your family's real needs, giving you control over where to spend your resources and energy; 
  • the Collaborative Practice process can help you create solutions that work for your family; 
  • Collaborative Practice is not a “one size fits all” process; it can be tailored to each couple’s expectations and needs rather than relying on an area of the law that is confusing and unsettled with regard to LGBT issues; and 
  • in a Collaborative Practice process, you can take into consideration tax and other consequences that are unique to LGBT families.

             

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About Collaborative Council of the Redwood Empire (CCRE)

CCRE is a group of professionals interested in avoiding court battles and power struggles to resolve conflicts. Our group is a multi-disciplinary, multi-field group open to all professionals interested in Collaborative conflict resolution. Read more . . .

CCRE Testimonials

“Divorce is never easy but the collaborative process made mine bearable.  I had more control and therefore less stress and anxiety because I had an active role.”

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