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ROSEMARY O. NWAWKA, P.C.
ROSEMARY O. NWAWKA, P.C.
Knowledge. Commitment. Enthusiasm.
7197 E. Genesee St.
Fayetteville, NY 13066
(315) 447-7039 (direct)
866 558-1609 (fax)
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Fayetteville, NY 13066
(315) 447-7039 (direct)
866 558-1609 (fax)
Send Us an E-mail
Divorce Overview
Collaborative Divorce
Divorce Mediation
Child Custody &
Visitation
Separation Agreement
Residential &
Commercial
Real Estate
Estate Planning
Immigration
Corporate Entities
A Way to Resolve Disputes Respectfully
A Way to Resolve Disputes Fairly
We recommend that whenever possible, the terms of a divorce be negotiated
under Collaborative Divorce law without going to court, which is why this
alternative way of getting a divorce in New York State is sometimes referred
to as a "No Court Divorce"
Rosemary O. Nwawka is a family law attorney who is trained and experienced
in Collaborative divorce law. As a collaborative professional, I help clients
work through their conflicts in order to arrive at the best possible
settlement agreement which ensures a better and more secure future for the
parties and their children. Contact me if you are looking for a collaborative
divorce lawyer to assist you.
The Collaborative Divorce Process
The essence of Collaborative Divorce is to provide a new way for a divorcing
couple to work as a team, together with trained professionals who help both
parties resolve divorce issues in a respectful manner, without going to court.
It provides an opportunity for the couple to have a significant level of control
over the outcome of the process, very much unlike traditional court-based
divorce. Each client has the support, protection and guidance of his or her
own lawyer. In addition, other professionals such as a financial advisor and
child specialist are brought in, if necessary, to help resolve specific disputes.
One of the core elements of this process is the parties' contractual
commitment not to threaten litigation at the drop of a hat, or run off to court
to resolve divorce disputes. Instead, the parties agree to negotiate a
mutually acceptable settlement with respect to the various issues which must
be resolved during a divorce, such as child custody & visitation, child support,
fair and equitable distribution of property as well as spousal maintenance.
The Collaborative attorney for each party contractually agrees to withdraw
from representing either party in court if the collaborative process proves
unsuccessful and the case is ultimately litigated. In addition, the parties
commit to engage in open communication and information sharing, and
create shared solutions for their future.
Consider these Benefits of Collaborative Divorce
Collaborative divorce is less expensive than litigating a divorce, and there is
no prolonged legal battle. The parties maintain control over the outcome of
the process which goes a long way in reducing or eliminating feelings of
victimization. Adversarial moods are reduced, the couple and their family
experience less stress. Children recover more quickly from the stress of
divorce when parents chose the collaborative divorce method. There will
always be disagreements, but rather than hating each other at the end of a
divorce process, the parties have a more respectful relationship going
forward.
Consider the Alternatives to a Negotiated or
Collaborative Divorce
When parties to a divorce cannot agree on the terms of settlement, litigation
becomes the final option. In addition to considerable time and expense,
divorce litigation is a divisive process which is guaranteed to engender
bitterness and animosity, creating a more dysfunctional family relationship
going forward. Stress level is quadrupuled for the couple, their children and
the entire family. Litigated divorce often results in unfair awards, especially
when children and significant assets are at stake.
To learn more about alternative methods for resolving divorce issues such as
property division, child custody and visitation, parental rights, and other
family law matters, contact us today. Collaborative divorce method by far is
the better alternative for resolving legal problems in a divorce. It is proven
as an efficient and effective means of resolving divorce conflict.
A Way to Resolve Disputes Fairly
We recommend that whenever possible, the terms of a divorce be negotiated
under Collaborative Divorce law without going to court, which is why this
alternative way of getting a divorce in New York State is sometimes referred
to as a "No Court Divorce"
Rosemary O. Nwawka is a family law attorney who is trained and experienced
in Collaborative divorce law. As a collaborative professional, I help clients
work through their conflicts in order to arrive at the best possible
settlement agreement which ensures a better and more secure future for the
parties and their children. Contact me if you are looking for a collaborative
divorce lawyer to assist you.
The Collaborative Divorce Process
The essence of Collaborative Divorce is to provide a new way for a divorcing
couple to work as a team, together with trained professionals who help both
parties resolve divorce issues in a respectful manner, without going to court.
It provides an opportunity for the couple to have a significant level of control
over the outcome of the process, very much unlike traditional court-based
divorce. Each client has the support, protection and guidance of his or her
own lawyer. In addition, other professionals such as a financial advisor and
child specialist are brought in, if necessary, to help resolve specific disputes.
One of the core elements of this process is the parties' contractual
commitment not to threaten litigation at the drop of a hat, or run off to court
to resolve divorce disputes. Instead, the parties agree to negotiate a
mutually acceptable settlement with respect to the various issues which must
be resolved during a divorce, such as child custody & visitation, child support,
fair and equitable distribution of property as well as spousal maintenance.
The Collaborative attorney for each party contractually agrees to withdraw
from representing either party in court if the collaborative process proves
unsuccessful and the case is ultimately litigated. In addition, the parties
commit to engage in open communication and information sharing, and
create shared solutions for their future.
Consider these Benefits of Collaborative Divorce
Collaborative divorce is less expensive than litigating a divorce, and there is
no prolonged legal battle. The parties maintain control over the outcome of
the process which goes a long way in reducing or eliminating feelings of
victimization. Adversarial moods are reduced, the couple and their family
experience less stress. Children recover more quickly from the stress of
divorce when parents chose the collaborative divorce method. There will
always be disagreements, but rather than hating each other at the end of a
divorce process, the parties have a more respectful relationship going
forward.
Consider the Alternatives to a Negotiated or
Collaborative Divorce
When parties to a divorce cannot agree on the terms of settlement, litigation
becomes the final option. In addition to considerable time and expense,
divorce litigation is a divisive process which is guaranteed to engender
bitterness and animosity, creating a more dysfunctional family relationship
going forward. Stress level is quadrupuled for the couple, their children and
the entire family. Litigated divorce often results in unfair awards, especially
when children and significant assets are at stake.
To learn more about alternative methods for resolving divorce issues such as
property division, child custody and visitation, parental rights, and other
family law matters, contact us today. Collaborative divorce method by far is
the better alternative for resolving legal problems in a divorce. It is proven
as an efficient and effective means of resolving divorce conflict.
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