No, I disagree. A collaborative lawyer does not act for both parties. Each party will still need their own lawyer. A collaborative lawyer will only work with another collaborative lawyer. They will not work with a litigator. So your husband would need to agree to get his own collaborative lawyer. This is to avoid the cost of court and litigation. Your collaborative lawyer will work for you to protect you and your rights and get the legal outcome of settlement that is right. Research it. The cost of litigation and court, along with the stress that brings is not worth it to at least see if settlement can be reached without court.
M17 yrs. me49 xW47 d15 d11
BD1-Jul/11(Affair found out) Therapy 9 months (tried 2) BD2- May/12(sep) Court Jul/13 - I got 50/50 Sold home - Aug/13 Court #2 - Dec/13 Court#3 - Apr/14 ... She lost again We settled.
