How a collaborative divorce can lower costs, bring faster resolution, and reduce emotional stress (06-29-25)

On this episode, host Phil Tower welcomes Kimberly M. Large, an estate and family law attorney with Mika Meyers.
Kim joined us to talk about a growing type of divorce. A collaborative divorce is a process designed as an alternative to traditional litigation to end a marriage. It is sometimes referred to as “divorce with dignity,” “peaceful divorce,” or the “gentler divorce. It is intended to offer you and your spouse the support, guidance, and resources of each having a collaboratively trained attorney, working as a team, to allow you to avoid going to court.

There are many differences between the collaborative process and litigation.

https://www.mikameyers.com/how-does-collaborative-divorce-differ-from-litigated-divorce/

Topics Addressed: marriage and divorce, divorce as a contributor to health and emotional issues, collaborative divorce, family law, estate planning, Michigan divorce law.

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Collaborative divorce is a method of dissolving a marriage where both parties commit to reaching a settlement outside of court, with the support of legal and other professionals. It emphasizes cooperation and communication to resolve issues like child custody, property division, and financial arrangements, aiming to minimize conflict and promote a more amicable separation