Collaborative Law is a legal process that allows parties involved in a dispute to work together towards reaching an agreement with the help of their respective attorneys, without going through the traditional court system. The goal of collaborative law is to promote cooperation and resolution by fostering open communication, honesty, and respect among all participants. It encourages everyone involved to focus on finding common ground rather than emphasizing differences or seeking retribution. This approach can be particularly helpful in situations where relationships must continue beyond the legal dispute, such as in family law cases involving divorce or child custody.