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A Better Way To Solve Conflict
Effectively, Efficiently, Collaboratively
What is Collaborative Law?
A Creative & Supportive Approach
The Collaborative Law Process is a way of helping people resolve disputes by working together respectfully to find their own interest-based, equitable resolutions.
An Innovative Approach to Divorce
You’ll develop your best path with the support and advocacy from the professionals you need so your entire transition is as smooth, clear and drama-free as possible.Choices That Move Families Forward
As you work in this process, you’ll consider the choices you and your spouse create. The best solution for you and your post-divorce family will reduce future conflict and support each member to thrive.Achieving Resolution & Support
We do not promise a conflict free divorce but the Collaborative approach will effectively and supportively manage conflict. This non-adversarial process supports a long term resolution where each client moves forward with the support they want, need and deserve.
Upcoming Events & Trainings
For Professional Development & Networking
KCCL offers many excellent training opportunities to help you expand and hone your Collaborative Law skills.
Bellevue, WA 98005 United States
Bellevue, WA 98005 United States
Collaborative Team Professionals
Helping To Reach A Resolution, Together
Collaborative divorce is creative and supportive approach that considers the needs and interests of both spouses in a marriage dissolution or legal separation. Using the Collaborative Law process, you will create, determine and choose your best settlement with the assistance of professionals who support your goal of a self-determined outcome.
For The Public
Choosing a Collaborative Professional
Learn more about Collaborative Law and find a professional who can help.
For Professionals
Add a Collaborative Law Service to Your Practice
Create win-win solutions—out of court—with a Collaborative Law approach for your clients.
Latest Blogs from King County Collaborative Law
- Clients on the Spectrum of Willingness
Divorce professionals often find that one spouse is further along in the emotional timeline of ending the marriage. One spouse may be ready to move forward and wants to make… - Taming the Pre-Meeting Jitters: 3 Divorce Fears That Derail Clients (and How to Calm Them)As a Collaborative professional, you’ve likely seen how anxiety can derail divorce meetings. When overwhelmed by fear, clients struggle to think clearly, communicate effectively, and make sound decisions. This can…
- Why Collaborative Professionals Should Recommend Divorce Lending ProfessionalsAs a Collaborative divorce professional, your goal is to guide clients toward sustainable solutions. When client’s own property, recommending they work with a Certified Divorce Lending Professional (CDLP) can be…
- Moving from Litigation to Collaborative Family Law: Embracing Creative Solutions for FamiliesAs family law attorneys transition from litigation to Collaborative practice, many find themselves explaining the process by emphasizing what clients WON’T experience – no hostile court battles, no expensive discovery…
- Five Ways to Use the KCCL ListservAll KCCL members and friends are invited to join the organization’s listserv hosted at Groups.io. Here are 5 easy ways you can use this resource to build your practice: Hope…
- Meet a Member: Ali KellerWhen did you first start practicing Collaborative Law? I took the Collaborative Law Basic Training in 2015 and the 40-hour mediation training in 2016; however, I did not have my…
