The basic Collaborative Process structure is a fluid process that provides the parties and the team a structure to resolve issues. After signing the Participation Agreement and developing goals, the process moves to developing questions to be answered (framing the issues). Questions should be framed in a neutral way...
Read moreHaving witnessed the harm a court battle can cause to a divorcing couple and their children, divorcing spouses are often in search of options besides litigation. Increasingly, many of them are turning to Collaborative Divorce. But, how to get started? Which Northern Virginia divorce lawyers are “collaborative” in their...
Read moreKales & Kales is proud to announce Virginia Business Magazine has named Jonathan Kales a 2017 member of Virginia’s Legal Elite for his work in alternative dispute resolution, which focuses on Collaborative Divorce and Divorce Mediation....
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