Collaborative divorce depends on honesty and a willingness to cooperate. If one spouse is hiding assets, refusing to disclose income, or using the children as leverage, the process can stall, and the no-court rule means starting over with new litigation counsel.
An honest assessment up front saves money and time. Brodzki Jacobs will tell a prospective client when a collaborative divorce in West Palm Beach is unlikely to work, rather than starting a process built to fail. In those cases a more traditional approach protects the client better.
