Collaborative Divorce in New Jersey
An alternative to costly divorce litigation
Collaborative Law provides divorcing couples with a viable, meaningful, less contentious alternative to litigation which is all too often expensive, time consuming, emotionally draining and devastating to families. It is an increasingly popular alternative to traditional adversarial divorce litigation for couples wishing to end their marriage with dignity and respect which utilizes a mutual problem solving approach. The parties and their attorneys, along with other specially trained professionals involved (e.g., custody experts, forensic accountants, etc.) agree in writing to work together toward a settlement agreement without litigating in court. (detailed explanation of how collaborative divorce works )
In general, spouses choosing a Collaborative Divorce end their marriage with:
- less acrimony,
- less pain,
- less cost,
- more privacy,
- more control of the divorce process and,
- with better results for the entire family—Especially Children.
Gary Borger Esq. and Bruce Matez Esq. have received advanced training in Collaborative Divorce. They are founding members (along with a small group of other South Jersey divorce attorneys, family therapists, and forensic accountants) of the South Jersey Collaborative Law Group (the first of its kind in the area). In addition, they are members of the International Academy of Collaborative Professionals.
For more information on Collaborative Divorce, please contact Gary Borger Esq. or Bruce Matez Esq. at Borger Jones Matez & Keeley-Cain, P.A. or go to: www.southjerseycollaborativelawgroup.com or www.collaborativepractice.com.
Listen to a Podcast of Collaborative Divorce.
