Authors Cantor and Levin make an impressive case for the proposed Pennsylvania Uniform Collaborative Law Act, that would make Pennsylvania one of the few states (four, plus Washington DC), that have created a law supporting what is known as an alternative view of divorce. The norms of divorce, as is known in American culture, is always messy, divisive, and highly emotional. The proposal for “collaborative divorce” would make children, and co-parenting, a vital component of the dissolution of a marriage.
In essence this law would assist not just in the dividing of property and assets but would provide for the needs of children in addition to working to preserve respect and healthy communication between the divorcing parties.
This law is designed
In essence this law would assist not just in the dividing of property and assets but would provide for the needs of children in addition to working to preserve respect and healthy communication between the divorcing parties.
This law is designed