In a litigated divorce, filings and hearings become part of the public record. A collaborative divorce keeps the negotiation in private sessions, and only the final agreement is filed with the court. For a couple in Jupiter who wants to protect financial details, parenting arrangements, or personal matters from public access, this privacy is often a primary reason for choosing the collaborative route.
Privacy does not mean secrecy within the process itself. Full financial disclosure between the spouses is required, just as it is in litigation. Brodzki Jacobs makes sure the disclosure happens while keeping it out of the public eye.
