Paule, Camazine & Blumenthal, P.C.

If you are in the midst of a divorce, you may think your only option is to take your case to court. However, mediation and collaborative divorce provide less stressful alternatives to a court battle. At the law firm of Paule, Camazine & Blumenthal, P.C., attorney Alan Freed has been helping clients with mediation and collaborative divorce for more than 25 years. Serving clients throughout the state of Missouri, he has the skills and experience necessary to help clients navigate these cost-effective and often more amicable divorce processes.

People who choose mediation or collaborative divorce are usually concerned about the impact of the divorce on their future relationships with their children and former spouse. They also wish to save legal costs and make sure that their interests are still well represented. Mediation takes place outside of court, in a private, neutral setting. Once an agreement is reached, the couple then proceeds to court so their settlement can be finalized, therefore avoiding multiple court visits and the fees associated with them.

In a mediation case, Alan Freed acts as either the mediator or an individual's attorney. As the mediator, he represents neither party and instead provides neutral, third-party guidance and legal advice with regards to family law.

As a collaborative attorney, he represents his client’s interests as the couple and their attorneys meet in joint sessions to resolve the divorce through problem solving and negotiation. He works to solve the logistical and financial problems related to the divorce in an effort to achieve the most effective solution for his client.

Contact Our Firm for an Amicable and Cost-Effective Alternative to Divorce

If you're interested in saving money and creating a more peaceful resolution of your divorce, you should consider mediation or collaborative divorce. Contact the law firm of Paule, Camazine & Blumenthal.

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