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What is Collaborative Divorce? 


Mediation and Collaborative Family Law is an emotionally safe way to divorce or resolve custody cases without going to court.  

Mediation and the Collaborative Process puts the family in charge of the outcome, not a judge. 


Helping Transform

Family Law Dispute Resolution with Mediation and the Collaborative Process

Resolve Divorce and Custody Issues 

With Confidence in Mediation

Divorce is one of the toughest things a family can go through, especially when there are children involved. At Cameron Law, I am dedicated to providing families with education about reduced-conflict solutions that can be used as alternatives to going to Court. 

In addition to mediation, Cameron Law provides 2-hour reduced fee Divorce Consultation Sessions for individuals or couples contemplating divorce who seek education about the divorce process and the issues in their case.

Four minute video  https://www.collaborativepractice.com/file/1240

About Collaborative Family Law and Mediation

Collaborative family law, mediation, and Collaborative Divorce can reduce the negative impact that divorce, paternity issues, and child custody conflicts can have on children and community relationships, and reduce the costs commonly associated with divorce. Collaborative family lawyers provide support to the family as a whole by decreasing tensions while the family changes into a new format and structure.

How to Control the Cost of Your Divorce?

Divorce is expensive in many ways, not just financially. I have been working with families, either advocating for one side or the other in Court, or working with the family with a Collaborative Team in the Collaborative Divorce process, since 2007. I have witnessed the costs of divorce, most of which are hidden and not discussed or considered when entering into a divorce or “uncoupling” of a relationship. Going to Court is very expensive, both financially and emotionally, for everyone involved in the divorce and even those people not directly involved in the Court hearing. Focusing primarily on Collaborative Divorce allows me to help families control the cost of the divorce, financially, emotionally, and energetically.

The most common discussion about the cost of divorce centers around the financial cost of divorce; things like attorney’s fees, alimony, Child Support, property settlement, and dividing bank and retirement accounts. There are other costs of divorce that don’t get as much attention when the story of the divorce is retold for friends and family – those are the hidden costs of divorce, things like the toll divorce takes on your children, your emotions, your health, your energy, your relationships with others, and how divorce can completely interrupt your life. The hidden costs of divorce may be more disruptive and damaging than the financial cost of divorce.

Collaborative Divorce and Family Law takes those hidden costs into account and respects them as a family goes through a divorce or uncoupling. The Collaborative Team (attorneys, divorce coach/child specialist/mental wellness professional, financial professional, etc.) are trained and educated to pay attention to all the costs of divorce, and to help the family pay attention to them as well by keeping interactions non-confrontational and non-adversarial. Collaborative Professionals help keep the focus on the interests of the family and their future rather than spending time, money, and energy in Court and slinging mud at the other side. Collaborative Professionals help control the obvious (financial) and hidden costs of divorce by staying focused on conversations and tasks that help maximize the best possible outcome for all family members.

Mediation Services 

Experienced Collaborator

Focusing on Family Law

Resolutions for ​all of Utah

Mediation and Collaborative Solutions to Legal Issues

Why Turn to Us?

Collaborative family law and mediation is a recognized, legal, and recognized way to resolve divorce or family law issues. I am a trained professional at Anne Cameron Mediation available via Zoom or in person in Park City, Utah, who helps to reduce conflicts while a family is going through divorce or custody arrangements.


I am trained as a collaborative attorney and mediator and help families move through difficult transitions with reduced conflict and hostility. I put the needs of the families and children first.


For more than 15 years, I have seen divorce and how it impacts families and communities every day. I believe that collaborative family law and Mediation can be the answer for many families. Children of divorce suffer more than anyone realizes, and traditional divorce does nothing to protect them from trauma. Mediation is focused on saving children from the conflict that is between their parents.


This 5-minute video shows what divorce is like for many children and why I am such an advocate for mediated and collaborative resolutions. Please take 5 minutes to watch it if you are contemplating divorce.


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Learn more about Collaborative Family Law and Collaborative Divorce by watching this video from the International Academy of Collaborative Professionals:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Qlr3ddG53c&feature=youtu.be


The IACP Knowledge Kit is a great quick reference

https://www.collaborativepractice.com/sites/default/files/CP-KnowledgeKit.pdf

Why Choose Collaborative Divorce?

With Collaborative Divorce, you can:

  • Avoid long, difficult, and often expensive court battles
  • Focus on problem-solving and finding respectful resolutions
  • Create personal, cost-effective solutions that are right for your family
  • Prioritize the well-being and needs of your children
  • Maintain decision-making between you rand your spouse or partner
  • Receive necessary support and information from a specially trained team of collaborative professionals
  • Preserve your dignity and your privacy 
  • Four Minute Video: https://www.collaborativepractice.com/file/1240

Why Choose Mediation?

With Mediation, you can:

  • Participate without lawyers, with lawyers, or if only one of your has a lawyer
  • Have multiple shorter meetings or longer meetings depending on your time constraints and information needed
  • Avoid long, difficult, and often expensive court battles
  • Focus on problem-solving and finding respectful resolutions
  • Create personal, cost-effective solutions that are right for your family
  • Have more flexibility with scheduling, early morning and evening mediation sessions available 
  • Prioritize the well-being and needs of your children and family
  • Maintain decision-making between you rand your spouse or partner
  • Preserve your dignity and your privacy 
  • Have your Court documents drafted and filed by a licensed family law attorney for a flat fee at the conclusion of mediation
  • Lower hourly fee for meetings with mediator compared to going to court with expensive attorneys

Single Sitting Divorce Consultation

Cameron Law now provides a comprehensive 2-hour Single Session Divorce Consultation for individuals or couples contemplating divorce, separation, or child custody issues.

A Divorce Consultation Session includes discussion and education on the following topics:

•Child Custody, Parent Time, and Child Support

•Financial posture and potential resolutions

•Alimony and Child Support education and preview

•Division of assets, including real property, automobiles and vehicles, furnishings, and other personal property

•Divorce Options including traditional litigation (Court), mediation, and Collaborative Law

•Help with the Online Court Assistance Forms

•Divorce Forms and Worksheets

•Referrals for Divorce Professionals including attorneys, financial advisors, therapists, and child specialists.

Single Sitting Consultation Sessions are 2 hours for a flat fee.

Flat fee document drafting for stipulated divorces 

Follow up Consultation Sessions available.

Please contact the office for the current fee schedule.

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