Some people prefer to dissolve their marriage in the most amicable way possible. Carol Most is a collaboratively trained matrimonial lawyer with the experience needed to guide you to settlement without the conflict of the courtroom.
How Collaborative Divorce Works
In a collaborative divorce, you and your spouse each retain collaboratively trained attorneys and commit to resolving all issues — property division, child custody, child support, and spousal support — through structured negotiation rather than litigation. The process is normally far less acrimonious than a courtroom battle, which matters most when children are involved: collaborative divorce focuses on preserving a working relationship between spouses after the marriage ends.
Throughout the process, you still need a knowledgeable advocate at your side to make sure you understand your rights and receive a fair result. That is our role.
If you are ready to talk with an experienced matrimonial and family law attorney, call Most & Schneid, P.C. at (914) 997-9181 or request a consultation online. We serve clients from our offices in White Plains (Westchester County) and Garden City (Nassau County).