The phrase "traditional divorce" refers to the conventional way of ending a marriage, usually involving lawyers, courts, and legal proceedings to settle issues like property division, custody, and alimony. Full definition
In truth, even in traditional divorce litigation, parties rarely get the satisfaction of a judge telling them they are right. (familydiplomacy.com)
Unfortunately, the emotional divorce is typically either ignored or exploited in traditional divorce litigation, making the whole experience much more expensive and stressful for parties who are already often in crisis. (paparoberts.com)
One of the best parts of the Collaborative Process is the primary use of coaches (and not attorneys, as in the case of traditional divorce) to resolve parenting disputes. (pasadenacollaborativedivorce.com)