The collaborative process takes a great deal of the stress out of divorce and other questions of family law. In general, it is a more private process, and it is less expensive too. Collaborative law recognizes that although a marriage may be dissolved, the relationships involved are not necessarily concluding. This may provide a healthier way to proceed.

When families work together to solve their differences, it is possible to move forward with hope and compassion. In practice, collaborative law is quite flexible, and it may be tailored to suit the needs and preferences of any family. It may involve each of the parties working with their own attorney in a cooperative process

Essentially, a collaborative law proceeding is designed to be healthy, supportive and as constructive as possible. It promotes an atmosphere that is not acrimonious or vengeful. Moreover, it is mindful of the fact that the relationships involved will continue.

This means that it is essential for each of the parties to have knowledgeable legal counsel at their disposal. Providing guidance and information, Ohye Law’s compassionate professionals understand that family law proceedings tend to be painful. That’s why we strive to build a constructive and supportive rapport with our clients and with other legal professionals. This fosters an environment in which collaborative law matters may be settled amicably and with a minimum of distress.

Ohye Law has the experience necessary to provide legal advice and guidance concerning numerous family law issues such as divorce, grandparent rights, prenuptial agreements, child custody and more.