The Bucks County Collaborative Law Group (BCCLG), Yardley, Pennsylvania, was founded to help divorcing couples resolve disputes respectfully and equitably -- without going to court.
Legal Guidance
Attorneys practicing collaborative law are specifically trained to facilitate interest-based negotiations and serve as both educators and guides though the entire collaborative practice.
In collaborative law, your attorney advocates for you, identifies problems and issues that require resolution, provides expert legal advice, generates and evaluates resolution options, manages conflict, and assists both you and your spouse in implementing mutually beneficial agreements.
Financial Guidance
Financial Advisors involved in Collaborative Practice are expertly trained to help you gather, understand, organize, and value your financial data, identify and clarify your financial goals and interests, and create short and long term goals for your settlement options.
The Financial Advisors working with the BCCLG are certified financial planning practitioners, chartered financial consultants, certified divorce planners and/or certified public accounts (CPA).
Family & Child Development Guidance
In the collaborative process, you have access to licensed mental health professionals who are specifically trained in the family system, child development, and working with spouses and children who are in the midst of a divorce.
The experts at BCCLG help parents, children, and other professionals involved in the collaborative process remain focused on the feelings and needs of both spouses and give children a voice in the process, which alleviates the potential of future trauma.