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THE MOST WONDERFUL TIME OF THE YEAR-OR IS IT?

Parents have the power to create the most exciting magic that one could ever imagine. The holidays can be a very hard time for some children as their parents decide to separate and divorce. Some families even use that time to change homes so that their normal activities are interrupted.

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The Sparkle or the Stone

After a marriage of 20 years ended in an unwanted divorce, I am uncertain as to what to do with my jewelry box and precious stones.  My jewelry box at one time was my most cherished personal possession.

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Security Boxes

We go to the bank and put our very important valuables in the Security Boxes that we pay for that contain important documents, beautiful jewels, and our finest memories. Doesn't that also sound that I am talking about our children as well?

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The Collaborative Approach

What is Collaborative Divorce?

Collaborative divorce is a process in which the divorcing couple, their lawyers and selected specialists function as a team. This team works together to help contain conflict and restructure a single-family system into a two-family system while creating a satisfactory resolution for both parties.

Each party is represented by an attorney throughout the entire process. No court appearances are required; all the necessary paperwork can be completed through the attorneys. In collaborative divorce, the primary objectives are to insure that agreements are mutually satisfying, likely to endure, and promote the well-being of the children.

Minneapolis divorce attorneys serving families throughout the Twin Cities.