Find family divorce lawyers, financial advisors and mental health specialists who make it possible for you and your partner to have a “good divorce”
Alberta, Canada
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We believe in helping couples achieve fair and respectful divorce settlements and staying out of court. #CollaborativeDivorce
Difficult conversations are rarely easy. Choosing to listen, communicate respectfully and seek understanding rather than winning can change how families move forward.
In Collaborative Practice, respect is part of the process.
Considering divorce later in life? Retirement income, assets, estate plans and beneficiary designations may all need to be reconsidered.
Collaborative Divorce brings legal, financial and emotional support together to assist with this.
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Already filed a court action? You may still be able to begin the Collaborative Process.
Every situation is different. A Collaborative Lawyer can help you understand your options.
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Looking for a different way to help families navigate separation?
Collaborative Divorce brings lawyers, financial and mental health professionals together to support families outside of court, with a focus on respect acommunication.
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How is Collaborative Divorce different from mediation?
Each person has their own legal advocate, with the option to include financial and mental health professionals as part of the team.
It’s a team approach designed to support informed decisions and respectful solutions.
Separation can bring stress, uncertainty and difficult emotions. Taking care of your mental health matters, especially during times of change. Collaborative Divorce offers a respectful approach that can support emotional well-being as you and your family move forward.
We’re pleased to spotlight Emily Tilleman-Gatz, family lawyer and certified mediator in Lethbridge.
Emily helps clients navigate family transitions with clarity, compassion and respect, with a focus on Collaborative Divorce and practical, timely solutions.
Divorce doesn’t have to be a battle. Collaborative Divorce offers a path focused on respect, communication and problem-solving, helping families move forward while showing children that conflict can be handled constructively.
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Children are great imitators. Give them something great to imitate. During separation, Collaborative Divorce helps parents model healthy communication, respect and problem-solving, showing children that difficult things can be handled with kindness.
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As the leaves change, so do we. If you’re navigating separation, Collaborative Divorce can help you create a path forward with communication, problem-solving and solutions that work for your family.
A new season. A fresh perspective. A chance to move forward.
Are you a lawyer, financial planner or mental health professional interested in Collaborative Practice? Join a team that helps families reduce conflict, make informed decisions and focus on what matters most.
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Not every divorce needs to be resolved in court. From kitchen table agreements and mediation to Collaborative Divorce, arbitration and litigation, Alberta families have options. Read our blog to explore the different paths to resolution.
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Looking to learn, connect and grow as a Collaborative Professional? The IACP Upcoming Events page brings together training, conferences and professional development opportunities from around the world.
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Conflict doesn’t mean Collaborative Divorce isn’t an option. It’s about creating a structured space to communicate, understand what matters most and work toward solutions that meet your family’s needs, even when things are difficult.
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Meet Patricia E. Gay, a Collaborative family lawyer serving Edmonton & area. With 35+ years of legal experience and 15 years in Collaborative Practice, Patricia helps families navigate separation with compassion, respect and hope.
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One week to go! Interest-Based Negotiation in Collaborative Practice Training runs Sept. 10–13 in Edmonton. This is a required course if pursuing Registered Collaborative Professional certification. Strengthen your negotiation skills through practical, interactive training.
As backpacks are packed and a new school year begins, one thing remains important: helping children feel supported, secure, and ready to succeed.
Collaborative Divorce helps create greater stability during life's transitions.
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Collaborative Divorce helps couples navigate separation with respect, not conflict. Specially trained professionals guide discussions about children, finances, and the future to help families reach informed, peaceful agreements.
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We're pleased to spotlight Patricia Sealy, a Collaborative lawyer serving Calgary and area.
With over 20 years experience, Patricia helps families navigate separation through respectful and informed solutions.
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Strengthen your skills at our training event, Sept. 10–13 in Edmonton. Ideal for new and experienced professionals. Early Bird pricing ends Aug. 10!
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