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Competent, Thorough, and Compassionate Representation Going through my divorce was one of the most stressful periods of my life, and finding the right attorney made all the difference. Susannah Stinson provided me with straightforward, compassionate representation that gave me confidence we would navigate this difficult process together. From our initial consultation, Susannah was clear about the process, realistic about timelines, and transparent about costs. I appreciated that she...Read the full review
Kristi and Danielle were outstanding to work with. They could not have been any better while I went through this difficult process. Both were always very responsive and professional and thorough from the beginning to the end. Kristi offered several financial alternative options that I would never have considered and they greatly benefited me. Thank you very much!
You've come to the right place. If you are committed to resolving your dispute in a constructive and reasoned atmosphere, a collaborative lawyer can help you.
Collaborative law, also known as divorce mediation, is a results-focused, out-of-court process used to resolve disputes - usually divorce and other related property, child custody, and support issues.
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