Natalie Goldberg
For the past 20 years, I have worked with children, adolescents, couples and families in various stages of the divorce process. I believe Collaborative Divorce offers couples and families a…
When you think of separating or divorcing, the images that likely come to mind are scenes from movies: fighting, out-of-control emotions, spiraling financial costs, a protracted legal battle, and someone in a black robe making decisions that will impact you and your family for years to come. Feelings of loss, anger, confusion and hurt often make it difficult to imagine that the process of separating can be anything but destructive.It doesn’t have to be that way. THERE IS A BETTER WAY: COLLABORATIVE PRACTICE.
Learn more about the Collaborative Process from DCACP Past President, Erin Golding in her interview on Good Morning Washington.
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