There is a difference between these two forms of
divorce. Many cases are contested divorce situations where the two parties cannot come to an agreement on their own, and must therefore have their settlement determined by a judge in court.
Collaborative divorce is settled between the two parties outside of the courtroom with the counsel and guidance of divorce lawyers and other
family law professionals. If you are considering divorce, contact a
Johnson County family law attorney to discuss your case and determine whether or not collaborative divorce is the best option for you.