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Offering Alternative, Cost Saving Solutions to Families in Palatine, Schaumburg and Throughout ChicagolandResolving family law issues can be expensive and emotionally draining. Most families are looking for cost-effective and efficient solutions to their divorce, child custody or child support issues. Collaborative law is an alternative to going to court. It centers around both parties being willing to work toward amicable resolution of all family law-related issues. Our staff at the Law Office of Nicholas W. Richardson, P.C., has the experience and knowledge to help resolve your family disputes through the collaborative law process. Call 847.423.8785 (toll free: 866.604.3763) or contact us online to find out how collaborative law process works and to speak with an experienced lawyer about how the process can help save you time and money.  What is the Collaborative Law Process?
Collaborative law is a developing area of the law that offers an alternative to resolve your family law dispute in front of a judge. It can be less expensive and more efficient in resolving your disputes in a timely matter as well as allowing you to keep your private matters out of the courtroom. Both parties must agree to engage in collaborative law; once an agreement is reached on all issues, the agreement is submitted to the court for approval and does not require the parties to attend a contested hearing. There are reasons both for and against using this approach depending on your specific situation. An experienced collaborative law attorney can explain these to you as well as answer any questions you may have about the process. Experienced Collaborative Law AssistanceAttorney Nick Richardson is trained in mediation, negotiation and the collaborative law process. He belongs to both state and federal collaborative law associations and is a fellow of the Collaborative Law Institute of Illinois. Not only will collaboration save you the time and money associated with litigation, it will allow you and your spouse to determine the outcome of your specific issues, whether they are related to your children or to the property accumulated during your marriage.
Contact UsCall 847.423.8785 (toll free: 866.604.3763) or contact us online to find out how the collaborative law process can help you work out a solution to your family law needs. We are available evenings and weekends by appointment if necessary. Credit cards accepted.
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