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Divorce Process Options - How to Decide

An introduction to exploring the process options for divorce and how to decide what's right for your situation.

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Module Notes

Divorce process options can seem confusing – you don’t know what you don’t know.

Your divorce process can be tailored to your particular circumstances.

  • More or less structure
  • More or less control of the process and outcomes
  • Different costs/payment structures
  • Options to use professionals

And you can always change process in the middle.

Ten questions to consider when choosing a divorce process.
  1. What are my priorities and goals?
  2. How well do I communicate with my spouse?
  3. What is the level of trust between me and my spouse?
  4. Am I willing to compromise and negotiate?
  5. How complex are the legal and financial issues involved?
  6. What is my budget for legal fees and expenses?
  7. What is the level of emotional readiness for the divorce process?
  8. Are there any safety concerns or power imbalances?
  9. What are the preferences and needs of any children involved?
  10. Have I explored all available options for dispute resolution?

See the downloadable Divorce Process Worksheet and Divorce Process Quiz to help you evaluate your options.

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Do It Yourself Process

Learn about the benefits and challenges of a Do it Yourself or "Kitchen Table" divorce process.

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