Interview with a Collaborative Divorce Family

Oct 5, 2016

Ever wonder how Collaborative Divorce feels different than going to court? This news story and interview with a South Carolina couple should give you a pretty good idea.  Real people going through real divorces have used the process and come out on the other end to have great lives.

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