Collaborative Law

New Hampshire Collaborative Law Attorney

After more than twenty years as a divorce and family law attorney, Ora Schwartzberg knows that divorce issues do not have to go to litigation. Through collaborative law, the spouses may be able to enter into their divorced relationship with respect for each other and dignity for themselves.

Client-centered Collaborative Law Services
We provide information. You make the decisions.
Call (603) 272-9500 at the Piermont, NH office and (603) 224-8008 at the Concord, NH office, or E-mail.

Collaborative law is a constructive way to divorce. By respecting each other's positions, agreements evolve more easily. In collaborative law, the spouses agree that they will settle the divorce through collaboration, not litigation.

• In collaborative law, you and your spouse control the decisions—not a judge.

• Collaborative law focuses on creating a positive future and preserves bonds with children and other family members.

• You, your spouse, and your lawyers sign a pledge to collaborate and to reach an agreement without going to court.

• If you change your mind and decide to go to court, you must retain new counsel. Your collaborative law attorneys will not represent you in court.

• You and your attorneys meet face-to-face in four way meetings and collaborate to reach an agreement on all issues involving the distribution of property, support, and your Parental Rights and Responsibilities (when children are involved).

• You can also have your financial planner, tax and/or business advisors attend some of these four way meetings.

If you have questions about whether collaborative law is right for your divorce, call our law offices and mediation center. We also work with clients who prefer mediation in a divorce.

At our law offices and mediation center in Piermont and Concord, New Hampshire, founded by Ora Schwartzberg, Attorney at Law, we can help you through a divorce, other family law matters, business and real estate matters. Why do you need a lawyer? We will explain the law to you so that you can make decisions that will affect you and your family for years to come. Contact us today and tell us how we can help you.