Laurie DeNigris

Hello! My involvement in numerous highly contentious divorce and custody matters over almost 40 years has taught me that there is a better way to resolve such issues--a way that is less emotionally and financially costly, that preserves the dignity of the parties, that focuses on the goals of the parties and, is fair to all, and most importantly benefits the children. If you select the Collaborative Process as the process to resolve your matter, you will be an active participant in the negotiations and outcomes of your case. You will be able to voice and share your concerns, fears, goals and desired outcomes. You will be heard! Often times, when people are facing life changes such as divorce, they feel as they have lost control of their lives. It is a very frightening! Courtrooms, depositions, motions, closed door meetings in which the parties are not involved only makes the process more frightening. In the Collaborative Process, there are no courtrooms until the case has resolved and the parties are present during the negotiations. They have more control over the outcome and are more likely to end up with a result that they are pleased with and that will enable them to move on. The Collaborative process offer a better way to resolve differences!