The only way to maintain control of your case
is to Stay Out Of Court!

In a divorce or child custody case, there are hundreds of decisions that need to be made.  When you file a motion in court, you are effectively telling the Judge that you are incapable of making decisions on your own and therefore the Judge needs to make those decisions for you. 

Believe me, there is a better way!  The dirty little secret is that about 95% of cases will settle BEFORE the Judge makes a final decision.  I have been in this business for a long time, and have seen over and over that those settlements normally come right at the end of the process just before the final trial is about to take place. 

The settlement comes at a time when:
    1. Both parties are worn out, having been fighting for months or even years
    2. Both parties have already spent thousands of dollars on legal fees
    3. People who began fighting over assets, are left fighting over debts
    4. Each attorney is asking for several thousands of dollars to take the case to trial

If those four things were happening to you, I bet you could find a way to settle too!  Those four things are awful, but they provide a lot of incentive for people who normally can't get along to simply say, "I'm done!"  They become more concerned with ending the process than they are with the outcome. 

My goal is to help you see that the traditional divorce process leads to those four things, resulting in you making a settlement decision out of exhaustion and frustration.  Then, realize that you do not have to go through the fights, you don't have to spend the fees, and you don't have to exhaust all of your assets to agree to a settlement.

Keep the process in your own hands and out of the Court by settling up front.  I have seen this process over and over.  It is my opinion that most people are MUCH better off finding a way to work together up front, settle their case, and avoid court altogether. 

Call me to schedule a time to talk about my Cooperative process.  In the end it will save you thousands of dollars, countless hours, and a lot of grief.

Phone:
702-487-3100