Collaborative Law was founded by Stuart G. Webb, a Minnesota attorney, in 1990. After almost quitting the practice of law due to the hostile and stress-filled environment, Mr. Webb chose to begin practicing as a settlement lawyer only; i.e., no more going to court. He developed the team approach to support the parties as they worked toward settlement. From here the idea blossomed as more and more lawyers saw it as a peaceful and productive way of » Read more: What is Collaborative Law?
Peter Axelrod is a top Tucson divorce attorney, specializing in meditative and collaborative law. He is dedicated to helping families have a more successful, friendly divorce by utilizing over 25 years of experience in law and counseling and guidance. He believes that while a divorce is never a happy event to go through, with a proper mediation process it doesn’t have to be the angry, embittering, traumatic occurrence that seems to be the long » Read more: Premier Tucson Divorce and Family Law Attorney-Peter Axelrod
The process of ending an established marriage can drain family finances relative to the animosity between spouses and the marriage rights at stake. Disagreements over property and child custody inevitably require many trips to the lawyers and extended court appearances.
The disruption in the » Read more: The Growing Popularity of Collaborative Law in Divorce
